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Vivian quezada
Reviewed in the United States on August 30, 2024
Works perfect
S
Reviewed in the United Arab Emirates on August 2, 2024
Good
Som
Reviewed in the United States on August 13, 2024
Not much to say, it worked as expected and is of high quality
Mike Freeman
Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2024
Not the fault of the part. Denso is Honda's OEM supplier, and it fits perfectly. After many heat cycles the original plug-in socket tries to stick together and is hard to get your hand on. I accessed it through the frame opening where the left tie rod comes through. Note: The part of the connection that is on the factory harness is what's clipped to the car on the 7th (2006) generation 2.4L Accord. On this car the short, offset sensor socket is required to put it on, long one won't fit.
Marky Mark
Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2023
2006 Honda Accord 4cyl 2.4L. Had a P1157 code, bought this sensor because every cheaper one I bought and installed gave me a P0135 code. After buying this one and installing all check engine lights cleared. Everything about this sensor is an idle fit for my car. I lucked out and got one "used, like new" so it was significantly cheaper than anywhere else it can be bought.
Parrotboy
Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2023
OEM part for an 06 Honda Accord. Worked once installed. Check engine light is now off. I did install it myself and saved on labor cost. There are videos on you tube that will help you. I did order the special socket which you will definitely need to remove n retighten the the threaded end. The other end snaps out and in. You can also rent the socket at your local automotive store. It’s crammed in there but is doable if you know how to use a socket and wrench and wiggle it in to lock in place. Otherwise hire a local mechanic you may know to save a little or pay the high labor price at a shop if that’s your last resort. Good luck and I hope this part lasts for another 170k miles.
Roman S
Reviewed in Canada on April 7, 2023
Perfect ND stock quality sensor , upstream B1S1 . No more light. Perfect lone honda dealer . It’s ND original too . Perfect clips , threads and stainless steel quality , as to be expected . Forget made in China others .
Serge Lagadec
Reviewed in Canada on August 11, 2022
Ça prend absolument le bon outil pour enlever le l'existant et remettre le nouveau, une fois installé ça fonctionne très bien.
Customer
Reviewed in Canada on March 22, 2020
Good value.
Baber Abbas
Reviewed in Canada on April 14, 2020
Worked like a charm.
Raydur
Reviewed in the United States on September 24, 2019
It worked, which is what you'd expect, but the first one I tried from Kwiksen did not. Same part number reference, but this is the OEM version and the Kwiksen is an aftermarket option. The Kwiksen was half the price, but at the end of the day it doesn't matter how cheap it is if it doesn't work. This Denso is pretty expensive for an O2 sensor, but it works so I guess it's a bit of you get what you pay for. Installation on a 2003 Honda Accord LX 2.4L was pretty easy (assuming you can get your old one out - mine came out OK). This includes anti-seize compound on the threads as well as a separate small tube - not sure why both, but it's good regardless. Too expensive for what it is, otherwise would be 5 stars.
Khang Dao
Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2019
This is a great product with the reasonable price. It fits perfectly with my 2003 Honda Accord EX Coupe. There is no longer engine light on. Penetrating oil, MAPP gas, a proper sensor socket, and a breaker bar are best friends when I replaced the sensor.Tips:Spray penetrating oil on the sensor in advance.Heat exhaust pipe neck (not the sensor) with MAPP and the hotter it is, the easier to loosen the sensor. Running the engine to warm it up is a great idea as well.Tighten the new O2 sensor as securely as possible until there is no smoke coming out from the exhaust pipe.
Btim3
Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2016
My check engine was coming on randomly and intermittently so checked engine codes while light was on and showed up stream 02 sensor fault. Called local part stores and looked at amazon for good 02 sensors, found and ordered this one. Looks just like original 03 Honda Accord upstream air fuel ration sensor (O2 sensor). Not the cheapest sensor I could find but the cheapest for a good reputable brand. Installation was fairly easy, would have been even easier with 02 sensor socket, but just had to bend heat shield a little for wrench to fit on sensor. Engine light went off after 25 miles of driving, or could have reset with code reader. Works great and $40 cheaper than local parts stores.
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