I was quoted $660 to replace the O2 sensor on my 2006 hybrid civic. Is it true that they are a matched pair? What is the difference from a $200 sensor I am seeing on-line and a $30 sensor?
THEY ARE NOT A MATCHED PAIR BUT THEY SHOULD BE REPALCED AS A PAIR, THAT IS NEVER ONE NEW AND ONE OLD SENSOR. A GOOD QUALITY SENSOR IS AROUND $60, THE MAKER IS NIPPONDENSO, DO NOT SE SO CALLED UNIVERSAL SENSORS.
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Remove the wheel and the brake caliper/bracket assembly. Remove the center bolt from the hub assembly and pull the hub assembly off. Install in reverse order making sure the hub nut is torqued properly
I know of no reason to not use a aftermarket battery....but, to be on the safe side, go to your local auto parts store and see if they have a listing for the battery on your car.
a standard car battery is a standard car battery. Just go to your local auto parts store and they will get you the compatible battery with your vehicle. Thanks, Lee
Sometimes can be prematurely dirty air filter, sets off the air flow sensor, which sets off the o2 sensor. So might try new air filter first and erase codes and then see, before you spend more bucks than you need; then if codes return, do the flow mix sensor.
I would reccomend taking this vehicle to the dealer it is a very precise machine not to mention the potential of serious injury from the high voltage used in this car .
remove the rearseat back and unscrew the small plate in the center. then remove the plastic guard and flick to the off postion. it looks like a house breaker. then put plastic guard back to prevent acciedental switching.
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