O2 sensor
Depends how much work you want to do, and how much you want to spend. Honda ones have the plug on the end, and it's a simple case of unplugging the old one, and plugging in the new one. Expensive though.
You can get generic ones from Catsdirect.com, if memory serves. They're about £25, but you have to do some wire cutting and soldering.
You can get ones that have the Honda fitment, but are less than half the price of the ones from Honda, but I can't remember the name of the company. I have the link in my work email.
You can get generic ones from Catsdirect.com, if memory serves. They're about £25, but you have to do some wire cutting and soldering.
You can get ones that have the Honda fitment, but are less than half the price of the ones from Honda, but I can't remember the name of the company. I have the link in my work email.
thanks GS have a look for me , now Mr soulcrew you know that this is a long running saga and that ive been a lazy barsteward over the xmas period but ive realy got to get my finger out of my arse and sort it out .Its ok for you 6 litre owners but us poor 2 litre gits notice when a few miles drop off the tank
The S can be sensitive to O2 sensors, I recently had Honda diagnose a failed O2 sensor but took it to Tom at TGM to replace. The one, including plug, that he replaced it with just threw up a different cel immediately, replacing it with £157 Honda one worked just fine. It could have been that the 1st replacement was faulty but Tom didn't think so.
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Here is the email I have saved from Graham at "Just Lambda":
And here is the relevant sensor:
http://www.ecolambda.co.uk/main/ecosale/pr...?item=250-24121
£62.28
Edited to add: That's for the secondary sensor (the one that plugs into the cat). For the primary one you need a different part number, which I'm sure you can search for on here, if the search is working.
Hi
36532PCXA01 cross references in our American suppliers catalogue to our part number 250-24121 Listed at http://www.ecolambda.co.uk/main/eco.htm
Regards,
Graham
http://www.hglmotors.com
On Tue, 18 Aug 2009 11:23:00 +0100, you wrote:
>Honda Sensor
>
>(From) Scott Marshall
>
>(Make) Honda
>
>(Model) S2000
>
>(Year) 2000
>
>(Engine Size) 1997cc
>
>(Honda Part No) 36532PCXA01
36532PCXA01 cross references in our American suppliers catalogue to our part number 250-24121 Listed at http://www.ecolambda.co.uk/main/eco.htm
Regards,
Graham
http://www.hglmotors.com
On Tue, 18 Aug 2009 11:23:00 +0100, you wrote:
>Honda Sensor
>
>(From) Scott Marshall
>
>(Make) Honda
>
>(Model) S2000
>
>(Year) 2000
>
>(Engine Size) 1997cc
>
>(Honda Part No) 36532PCXA01
http://www.ecolambda.co.uk/main/ecosale/pr...?item=250-24121
£62.28
Edited to add: That's for the secondary sensor (the one that plugs into the cat). For the primary one you need a different part number, which I'm sure you can search for on here, if the search is working.
I've saved that email so eventually I'll get around to buying one. At the moment I'm still driving around with the CEL lit. I should put some black tape over it.





