WTB o2 Sensor

[sightless]

Went to repco to get a price for an o2 sensor - $200! wasnt quite expecting that much, may as well go for a wideband setup.
Is there somewhere cheaper I can get a standard replacement o2 sensor at around 100$ or less?

[Gly]

no, sadly not, unless you can get trade,
thats the sorta price you will have to pay,

the most basic wideband (no gauge) still close to $300

[Patryn999]

uh, when I was getting the one for the Levin about 1-2 years ago it turned out to be cheaper to get it overseas from the states. took about 10 days to arrive, but only cost me ~110 inc. shipping. Could be worth looking into (think I actually got the link off amazon).

p.s. it was a 4-wire too, so should be indicative of the price for one for a galant..

[GT40-Steven]

I found this place a week or so ago. Have not ordered yet. Still have some fears about it getting caught in the customs. Will not be that cheap then.
http://www.widebando2sensor.com/Innovate-Standalone-Gauge-Kit-w-LC-1-Blue-DB-Gauge

[taupodrifta]

you can get a cheaper kit without the digital guage

[sightless]

yep im going to look at getting something like the Innovate wideband without the guage to start off @ $285 and just use the narrowband output. Would like a PLX unit but at this stage its just to far out of my price range

[Gly]

just so you know the innovate is very sensitive to earthing and requires self calibration, much harder to setup,

you can buy the plx without a gauge.

and its cheaper to buy a plx of ebay (new), rather than direct