Oxygen Sensor Brands/Choices
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Oxygen Sensor Brands/Choices
I need to replace an O2 sensor and the choices are:
OEM Lexus - $140
Denso - $83 (my understanding is that these are the OEM)
Germban -$36
Automotive Leader - $30
Now during research here I saw a post about aftermarket ones not working well. But all these non-OEM sensors are rated 4.5 stars with many reviews and have a warranty. Is there really much reason to not get the less expensive one?
OEM Lexus - $140
Denso - $83 (my understanding is that these are the OEM)
Germban -$36
Automotive Leader - $30
Now during research here I saw a post about aftermarket ones not working well. But all these non-OEM sensors are rated 4.5 stars with many reviews and have a warranty. Is there really much reason to not get the less expensive one?
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One of the O2 sensors went out on my 2002 GS300. The dealer wanted $156 for an OEM one. RockAuto had a Denso for $50. It was the exact same Desno part as the Lexus OEM one, right down to the Denso box and Denso part number.
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I forgot to say I'm currently in the Philippines rn and it will be for a while, nevertheless, i found a denso camshaft sensor (90919-05060) but it says that it is for a corolla altis. Hence my question, is it possible to use the same part for my es350 considering the fact that it has same parts num?
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I forgot to say I'm currently in the Philippines rn and it will be for a while, nevertheless, i found a denso camshaft sensor (90919-05060) but it says that it is for a corolla altis. Hence my question, is it possible to use the same part for my es350 considering the fact that it has same parts num?
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