Cheap wideband sensor

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RedCelicaTRD

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Same sensor my AEM gauge uses. I get them from my local Subaru dealer (Subaru uses a bosch sensor) when they die for about $70 (but I get cost +10%).
 
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RedCelicaTRD

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I've only had one flat out die. It happened after the car overheated so I'm sure the heat had something to due with the failure. I don't drive my car very much. It only sees a few thousand miles a year so I don't know the average life span of the sensor.
 
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Gary

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That's not cheap. That's regular price for the sensor itself.
Are you thinking of wideband sensor "kit" (sensor+gauge+wiring+hardware)?
 
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pg

New member
Are those one more accurate or whats the deal there?
At what point can u justify getting one?
 
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Mafix

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different setups require different things.
the bosche does not read extreme lows or highs where the ntk one does. now you don't need to know those numbers but it's just more information to work with.
 
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polarmoment

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wow. that's actually pretty expensive.

i bought a standard motor products (which is a repackaged bosch) for $48 shipped from rockauto- same part number as the one in the auction up there.

my wideband controller also cost $50 shipped but i had to assemble it myself.
 
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