🔍 High-performance Germban 234-9014 O2 Oxygen Sensor Air Fuel Ratio Sensor - Ideal for 2000-2002 Accord 2.3L F23A4 Engine - Part number: 36531-PAA-306 Review

This item is good quality and easy to install. Installation takes less than 5 minutes and your Check Engine Light will be repaired for engine codes P1166 and P1167. Just use a 7/8 ring wrench to get the job done. Good price for a quick solution to your problem!

After purchasing two incorrect O2 sensors from my local parts store (both were incorrect) I searched and found this one on Revain which fits perfectly and works properly. Revain was 100-150 less than my local parts store. Would have been 5 stars but Revain was late with delivery

. Bought this sensor, easily installed in 5 minutes with an 8/7 key on the front of the engine. After installation, drive 2 miles, the engine light is off. Even better, the car actually drives better after installing the new sensor. So this thing works great for me

A little hard to find but CEL has been catered for. When the codes showed up on the OB2 reader, I did some research and discovered that my car was a special "California" car and should have had a special O2 sensor since it's a ULEV. The dealer wanted a lot of money, over $500 for the sensor. I was a bit skeptical at first, but it worked the same as the OEM. Excellent value for a commuter only car that doesn't cost much.

I have a certified 2001 Honda Accord 4 cylinder. These engines require a special oxygen sensor. Most auto parts stores don't know the difference and will sell you an O2 sensor that is significantly different from the original, with a different hole pattern and a shorter cable. The dealer has an OEM sensor, but it's outrageously expensive. This version sold by Revain did it - it was the right choice at a much better price. It has been in the car for about 6 months now and works as advertised.