A stupid question, what is the full form of CEL.
Ordered these the other day. They will take a while to get her but it says they have a 3 year waranty and are $63 each brand new. We will see how it works out
Ordered these the other day. They will take a while to get her but it says they have a 3 year waranty and are $63 each brand new. We will see how it works out
They still arent here but it looks like they are finally in my city. Here is a link . https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https://www.ebay.com/ulk/itm/223535016892
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put in my watch list, just in case I need any. they look right, let us know how you get on.
Which bike? These are for the 821. I have been using them for a while. Amazon.com: Germban 55213261A Front Oxygen Sensor Fits for Ducati Hypermotard SP 821 Hyperstrada 939 2013-2016: Automotive1D0003745 LAMDA SENSOR Part Piaggio - MSP
Is this the correct part? I've had a failed o2 sensor for ages and i'm trying to replace it to sell the bike as im broke. But OEM one is a ridiculous $300+
They are here. Look like the exact same. They have schmutz on them as if they were tested and antiseiz was used. I hooked my meter to the wires. Violet to White wires were getting 17.2 and 16.4 ohms resistance. The old ones were an open circuit because they were burned up. The color code is the same and in the same orientation. I have been running with blown sensors for over a year. At low rpm it would surge and what not but it was tolerable. Took it for a quick spin and the dash light is off (for now), it smells different and it runs smoother down low. We will see what time does to them. It would be really cool if they actually honored that 2 year warranty they claim if I happen to need it
So about 2 months ago my bike started acting up. Naturally I thought it was the O2 sensors again so I bought 2 more. Swapped them in and the same issue was there. Turns out it was the quick shifter hyme joints. They wore to the point that they have slop and was triggering the quick shifter. I should have tested the O2 sensors before going and buying new again. I tested them after and they meeter fine. So, yes the Chinese sensors are still going strong and they are definitely a worthwhile purchase over the super expensive OEM units. Although I don't know what the OEM sensors are selling for these day.Hello Tim, so it looks like you have been using those china o2 sensors for 2 years now. Are they still going strong? I need some new sensors and I'm looking at the same ones you got from Super auto parts supplier. The price is right. Saw the Bosch ones too but they are pretty pricey.