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Old 05-12-2003, 04:09 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Information: Oxygen Sensors for 5th Gen.

This is an information post for all 5th Gen owners.

The oxygen sensors for the 5th Gen base models are the same (Primary and Secondary).

Honda lists these parts for $250.00 each, but sells the Primary with one harness and the secondary with another harness.

The manufacturer of the O2 sensors is NTK (a division of NGK, the spark plug company).

The NTK part number for the 5th Gen is #24061. You can commonly find their aftermarket part for $150.00. (Though I've been able to find it for about $115.00). [http://www.oxygensensor.net/]

The weird thing is that when you order it they send you the rear configurationed O2 sensor. So you have to remove the clips that are specific to the rear (secondary) O2 sensor.

Additionally, you need to wiretie the cable into the 2nd bracket next to the connector for the harness. The keeps the O2 harness from rubbing on the half-shaft.

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Old 05-15-2003, 01:40 PM   #2 (permalink)
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cool...i need to replace my o2's i might order these
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FYI, Majestic Honda has OEM ones for $183, but $115 is an awesome price.
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Old 05-15-2003, 03:48 PM   #4 (permalink)
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FYI, Majestic Honda has OEM ones for $183, but $115 is an awesome price.
Manchester was $173.00...

I still stunned by how much they charge.

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Just got a Denso, front sensor from oxygensensor123.com cost me $37.84 with free shipping. For the auto both up and down are $37.84, manual is different. All are under 40. Haven't put it in yet. Don't know that it would be anything bad though. Anyone else buy from this site b4 or use this brand?

http://www.oxygensensor123.com/ShopB...RELUDE&mode=EG
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Just relived this thread was way dead. My bad. Maybe it'll heed some good regardless.
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Old 09-15-2009, 11:24 PM   #7 (permalink)
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Spark plug, Spark plug wire, spark plug gap, spark plug cross reference and ignition wires at Sparkplugs.com

NGK's are 55 and 69 for back and front. No reason to spend hundreds on these things.

and if both are the same then you could just order two of the back ones for a total of 110. the cord is just a little bit longer so it shouldn't matter.

I see now that other site is super cheap as well. ignore what I said then.

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Actually, this is a good thread. I'm adding to the FAQ.
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Well right on. Glad I could do my part.
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So is it being said that the upstream and downstream o2 sensors are the same? Many sites and the parts stores list them as before and after the cat.
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So is it being said that the upstream and downstream o2 sensors are the same? Many sites and the parts stores list them as before and after the cat.
from what I saw on the sparkplugs.com site the rear one is different because the wire length is something like 22" and the front is 18" or so. Other than that they look identical from their pictures.
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I have a 97 prelude (SH) and after doing a lot of research to figure out if there was a difference in O2 sensors for my car there wasn't. A lot of sites will show that there is an upstream and downstream but when I ordered mine, I chose front and rear and when they came they were the same pt # and same O2 sensors. I installed them and everything worked fine and the code my car was flagging didn't come back after I reset the computer.
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