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Old 12-28-2009, 01:40 AM   #1
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VX o2 Sensor- Which one?

I know this have been asked many times and thought I'll just take my chances and getting one.

1. L1H1 NTK 24300 - $189.98

NTK 24300
5 Wire Wideband Oxygen Sensor
NTK L2H2
Replaces the Original 5 Wire L1H1
NTK # LZA-09-E1
Honda # 36531-P07-003
36531-P2M-A01
36531-P2M-A02
Motec # 57003

2. NTK 24301 - Same site - $179.98

NTK 24301
5 Wire Wideband Oxygen Sensor
Honda # 36531-PHM-A01
36531-PHM-A02
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Old 12-29-2009, 04:51 AM   #2
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Old 12-29-2009, 08:55 AM   #3
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Yeah I have been looking at that and some people say it may be a hit or miss. Some said it is ntk.
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Old 12-29-2009, 04:30 PM   #4
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I bought that one and it worked fine.
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Old 12-31-2009, 07:18 PM   #5
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The first one. Look at the list of Honda part numbers... See the one with P07 in the middle? VX-specific parts will often have that middle string in their number.
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Old 01-11-2010, 05:57 AM   #6
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I need one,

Is this the real deal?

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I don't know of any other Civic VX concern that is so littered with confusion, misinformation and outright fraud than that of O2 sensor replacement. Call me a cynic but, as tempting as it may be, I cannot find much support for jmf's no-name $99.99 unit. "Worked fine" is relative. Simply unplug your malfunctioning (or functioning, for that matter) sensor and your Civic will "work fine" too. If you're willing to tolerate a potential 40% (!) drop in efficiency.
A quick search shows that we have many, many threads on the subject without any definitive results or recommendations. Only wish I had the time to become the authority on this subject. Any member with sufficient personal experience willing to weigh in?
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This gaslog has one entry after installation on 11/20/2008:
http://www.gassavers.org/garage/viewgaslog/2260
Looks good there. One entry isn't enough, though.

jmf, who posted earlier in this thread, appears to have installed one around the same time and has a couple dozen gaslog entries after that:
http://www.gassavers.org/garage/viewgaslog/2402

I know that plenty of people have bought it. Anyone who has, post up...
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Old 01-20-2010, 02:20 PM   #9
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To all,
Re-reading my post I see how one might take offense or be put off by my tone. Certainly this was not my intent. I am more than pleased with this site. A great majority of posts are informed and informative. All seem to be well intended. jmf has offered kind and helpful responses to many seeking assistance. I have no reason to believe jmf's recommendations are in any way misleading or self-serving. I am thankful for any and all feedback regarding this important matter.
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Claims that go unchallenged go unsupported. We must check up on things like this from time to time or else we could be giving bad advice.
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