WRX wrx WRX

Anybody know of a good place to get hold of an oxygen sensor for a 95 wrx and what sort of price do they retail at?
Any help, advice, much appreciated

DEKA S.D.A.B

I have priced one for my 94 WRX
3 wire (red,black,white)
£289
I believe you can use a universal one in later models

wah

Got one approx 1 week ago for a MY93 WRX cost £265.55 that was including VAT from Prosport

Mal26

I just ordered mine (for my import 1995WRX) from a friendly subaru dealer who is getting it shipped over from japan in 3 weeks time for £120 +vat!!

caz1562

Mal - I'd be interested to know what dealer cause I need to replace my one, its fcuked.

tweenierob

BRD..

Have bought 2 from them now... Both matched the dealer price above.

Rob

WRX wrx WRX

Tweenierob: is that the £120 price or the others above that?
Do they have a website or have you got their number.
Cheers for all the help folks!

GC8

You might try Montys in Sheffield; they seem to be import-friendly and they have access to a BOM from your GC-8xxxxxxxx chassis number. I'd get it fitted and checked at the Subaru Service Centre on St. Mary's Gate whilst you're in town too.

Dremel

If you want any parts from Japan, try using this company www.irs.co.jp they are very helpfull and prompt.
I need a few parts for my GTB soon, so shall be getting a small order up myself, why use a middle man when you can do it all yourself.

Jon.

StickyMicky

i have been watching my lambda readings for a while now
i posted ther values a while back and it was deamed that they were borderline towards running lean

i monitored them and have seen them drop slowley for a while
last nite i noticed that they were sitting on .795mv or simmiler and that was enough for me backed off and drove home

today i did a search on this very site and saw the halfords lm300 was recomended for the cars with the lambda sensor in the downpipe and not the headers, i read a lot of conflicting info about wire colours and such, went out and bought the said sensor (£25 bargin)
i checked against my cars wireing and its exactly the same, cut the plugs and transferd them over

fitted itand started the car
afr did its thing, warmed the car up and took it down a deserted road, the car atualy pulled much harder then i was expecting it to, checked the readings and it was hitting about .895mv
much much better

cant argue with £25, i belive they wont last as long as the originals, but apaerntly andy.f has had one in for a while and his car was shifting sum serious boost last time i checked

not sure if there suitible for the earlier cars tho?

tweenierob

Hi mate, yes that was the £120 price above..
www.brdevelopments.com

Rob

edited to add, genuine subaru part in subaru packaging.

[Edited by tweenierob - 12/27/2003 1:06:31 PM]