Hi folks,
Can I please check my understanding.
Is Bank 2 Sensor 1 located approximately where I have indicated in picture i.e. nearest driver side wheel and towards back (cylinders 4-6)?
Sensor 1 = pre-cat?
Can find a Bosch Lambda sensor (product code 710111625) on carparts4less for £129.74 which is considerably less than a garage quoted me for the part (£267 without labour) so makes me slightly worried I'm not selecting the correct part but it is definitely bank2 sensor 1 (pre-cat) that is faulting.
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Oxygen sensor - Bank 2 Sensor 1
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Sorry, I can't directly answer your question.
I've just bought a couple of lambda (oxygen) sensors for my other cars and used Autodoc to find equivalent part numbers. Doing a bit of internet searching with those different part numbers (for the exact same type of sensor) can save a huge amount of money.
I got a a Delphi sensor for £23.50 where the main dealer one (Bosch) was about £200.
I've just bought a couple of lambda (oxygen) sensors for my other cars and used Autodoc to find equivalent part numbers. Doing a bit of internet searching with those different part numbers (for the exact same type of sensor) can save a huge amount of money.
I got a a Delphi sensor for £23.50 where the main dealer one (Bosch) was about £200.
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Sensor 1 is pre-cat
If you got the money to do so change both banks, most sensors go blind at similar times so would make sense to do both
If you got the money to do so change both banks, most sensors go blind at similar times so would make sense to do both
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Yeah I had a look on autodoc too although carparts4less came out cheaper.Zulu4 wrote: ↑Sun Nov 27, 2022 7:24 pm Sorry, I can't directly answer your question.
I've just bought a couple of lambda (oxygen) sensors for my other cars and used Autodoc to find equivalent part numbers. Doing a bit of internet searching with those different part numbers (for the exact same type of sensor) can save a huge amount of money.
I got a a Delphi sensor for £23.50 where the main dealer one (Bosch) was about £200.
That's some saving you got there
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