NTK L1H1 (Lambda sensor)
24 February 2003, 12:32 PM
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Anyone got one, or know where it's possible to get one from?
I've looked pretty much everywhere, but the only places that have them won't ship outside the States (as usual for the States) and no-one seems to have any outside the States at the moment, so I've come to a bit of a dead-end...
It's also Honda part number 36531-P07-003 as it was used in a Civic - I think only in the States (again!) in the early 90s.
Ta for any help/pointers, etc.
I've looked pretty much everywhere, but the only places that have them won't ship outside the States (as usual for the States) and no-one seems to have any outside the States at the moment, so I've come to a bit of a dead-end...
It's also Honda part number 36531-P07-003 as it was used in a Civic - I think only in the States (again!) in the early 90s.
Ta for any help/pointers, etc.
24 February 2003, 05:02 PM
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Here is a little more info
http://www.techedge.com.au/vehicle/wbo2/wbntk.htm
Application/part number:
92-95
Honda Civic
1.5 VTEC
36531-P07-003
NAPA Part number OS791
There is a picture here http://www.oxygensensor.net/
Are you making some sort of DIY AFM???
http://www.techedge.com.au/vehicle/wbo2/wbntk.htm
Application/part number:
92-95
Honda Civic
1.5 VTEC
36531-P07-003
NAPA Part number OS791
There is a picture here http://www.oxygensensor.net/
Are you making some sort of DIY AFM???
24 February 2003, 06:02 PM
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I might be... 
Actually, I had found the TechEdge stuff before - that's what led me to trying to find the lambda sensor!
Interested to see how this goes; if it gets off the ground in the first place, that is!
Actually, I had found the TechEdge stuff before - that's what led me to trying to find the lambda sensor!
Interested to see how this goes; if it gets off the ground in the first place, that is!
24 February 2003, 08:51 PM
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NOM,
Give NGK at Hemmel Hempstead a ring they are the official guys for the UK and will prob have one in stock, They are and have been very helpfull.
NGK & NTK (Technical Ceramics) = Same in the UK
[Edited by ibm380d - 2/24/2003 8:53:09 PM]
Give NGK at Hemmel Hempstead a ring they are the official guys for the UK and will prob have one in stock, They are and have been very helpfull.
NGK & NTK (Technical Ceramics) = Same in the UK
[Edited by ibm380d - 2/24/2003 8:53:09 PM]
24 February 2003, 09:45 PM
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Ooo ta, that might work! The lambda sensor specialists noted above have tried to get hold of the exact same sensors before & have drawn a blank, so will give this a go.
Thanks!
Thanks!
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