Looking to purchase a O2 sensor
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Also, if I'm in a hurry I will pickup an NTK/NGK from advanceauto.com and use the TRT30 coupon code and specify store pickup so you don't have to pay shipping.
I just checked www.advanceauto.com and applied the TRT30 code. It brought the price down to $53.89. The NTK/NGK brand is about as good as it gets for our cars.
I usually replace O2 sensors in sets (like both upstreams) to give both banks full benefit -- that is unless you recently replaced one already.
As soon as I buy a used Maxima with say ~150,000 miles, I usually replace the O2 sensors the within the first month. I'll immediately notice better pep and responsiveness with a little better MPG around town.
Last edited by CS_AR; 05-17-2014 at 06:42 PM.
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I usually get my parts through Amazon.com. The cheapest choices they have come without the connector ends. You will need to splice your ends onto them. I recall paying abour 40 dollars each. I have no clue what imprt fees would be in Canada. Do Canadians have a company that has internet-based discount parts? It might be worth looking into to see what they might have.
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The last O2 sensor I replaced had both a Nissan and NTK stamp on it.
Last edited by asand1; 05-18-2014 at 03:29 PM.
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I'm having issues with my max and its calling for the front o2 so I figured I'd just replace both found some one Amazon for about $40 shipped so I sad that's the deal gonna get them, go out to the store and this "Certified Nissan Tech" hears the issue I was having saunters over and tells me (think boomhaure) "Yep souns to me like yew need o2 sensor". We converse for a few and tells me that the o2 from a 97 pathfinder would work and that all I'd have to do is mod the wires.<-wtf um OK all you real Nissan Tech's out there is this true or is what I believe true... 2 DIFFERENT CARS 2 DIFFERENT SENSORS. WFT even my girl was like um babe aren't those two different cars. Score. He says he has two and I can get them for 15 a piece I pull it. Um $30 and I'm good of course I'm on it but not without consulting with the org. Thx
To the op sorry didn't mean to slice your post.
To the op sorry didn't mean to slice your post.
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I just replaced all 3 O2 sensors in my I30 last month. They were the originals and Mother Bears to get out. The plastic plugs crumbled from the engine heat with 133K on them. They were stamped Bosch and that's what I replaced them with. So far no problems. The car is running fabulously. I'm happy. The were about $35 each.
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these are the 2 part numbers
Bosch 13242 Oxygen Sensor, OE Type Fitment
for the fronts. currently 46.15 from amazon
Bosch 13783 Oxygen Sensor, OE Type Fitment
is the rear
currently 54.98 from amazon
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