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    O2 sensor life

    How long does the oem oxygen sensor last? Was wondering if I could get a little bit more fuel economy if I replaced mine (219K). I was looking at the NGK (NTK) sensor.

    I've had like 10 hondas but have never ever replaced an o2 sensor so I am kind of curious.

    1990 Honda Accord LX Sedan, 205K, DD once again
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    from what i learned at school they just go out. youll get the code. it should be in the service manual which says every 15000 miles to check the exhaust so i guess thats when you would check it.
    http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthread.php?t=138029 <-mrt

    diy whore riiittteeee here
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      At your mileage, if it's original, it's definitely time to change it. NGK (NTK) and Denso are the only brands to consider, so you're looking in the right direction. RockAuto has a great price on the Denso sensor... might want to check into that before you commit to the NGK, in case the price is much lower. They're about the same in terms of quality.

      The o2 sensor's life depends largely on how your engine is running. If everything is running properly, they can last a long time. If you're burning oil, coolant, or excess fuel, the sensor can get fouled quickly.






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