🚀 Enhance Fuel Efficiency with Denso 234-9060 Oxygen Sensor: Air and Fuel Ratio Sensor for Optimal Performance Review

I had code P0135 in a 2008 Honda Fit owner's manual and saw offers online for $400-$600 for an A/F sensor replacement. I received this order on Friday and spent Saturday morning doing the repairs myself. This part meets OEM repair manual specifications with a resistance of 2.6 ohms. In the photo the new (left) compared to the old, they are almost identical. The repair was difficult to say the least, but my car has a lot of rust on the underside. After 200 miles of driving mostly on the freeway,

I bought this for my 08 Fit Sport and had it installed by a non dealer mechanic. For a week my car threw low bank 1 errors which aggravated my cylinder misfire errors. I contacted the dealer who told me this part does not fit my car. The cables were too short. They reached, but the tension prevented the device from working properly. They replaced it with an OEM part that was only $25 more, and so did Denso. It was also a lot cheaper than AutoZone or Advanced Auto. The PN on the box of the part…

In short this part fits, works and saved me a lot of money. I've had it installed for a week now with no problems. I will update when I have them. My only concern is that it's supposed to be a fragile piece, and yet it rattled in the larger box. There were airbags in the box, but that part came down, so it took the brunt of any erratic throws at the local UPS distribution center. However, it still seems to be working fine. If you want the juicy details, here you go: One day I started my car and