oxygensensors.com or sparkplugs.com????

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EclipseTurbo98

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Discussion starter · #1 · Mar 19, 2008

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Ever heard of these vendors?? Did you ever hear you get what you pay for?

Therefore is that the case with these web sites?
I need a new oxygen sensor and I was considering ordering one from them for around 50$ . Are they knockoff or just a secret. Guys just don't buy them out before I get my answer.

 

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Matemorh

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#2 · Mar 19, 2008

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Just bought one from them, with the socket!!!! If I manage to be able to remove the old one I will post my comments!!! But so far, good communication and realy fast shipping (3 days, across the border!)

 

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#3 · Mar 19, 2008

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I just go to Autozone, its a little more but I get it now instead of waiting. I do know a couple guys here have used them.

 

HOT97ECLIPSEGSX

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I've used www.oxygensensors.com a couple times. Fast shipping and great prices.

 

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HOT97ECLIPSEGSX said:

I've used www.oxygensensors.com a couple times. Fast shipping and great prices.

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+1 they've got good customer service, plus shipping is free if the order is over $49 or something around there.

 

K_Mans_TSI

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Sparkplugs.com has gotten my business for the past 5 years.

 

HOT97ECLIPSEGSX

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#7 · Mar 19, 2008

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This is probably in the wrong section.

 

K_Mans_TSI

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#8 · Mar 19, 2008

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Yeah, parts talk most likely.

 

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EclipseTurbo98

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Just ordered the denso one, I got time to wait, and I know autozone has them for 20 bucks more right away but they are bosh and I hear bad stuff about it. The denso that I ordered is a quality piece.
Thank you.

Sorry I did not see the parts section before ,I should spend more time here. Please move .

 

K_Mans_TSI

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#10 · Mar 19, 2008

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Denso has better lead resistance

 

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EclipseTurbo98 said:

Just ordered the denso one, I got time to wait, and I know autozone has them for 20 bucks more right away but they are bosh and I hear bad stuff about it. The denso that I ordered is a quality piece.
Thank you.

Sorry I did not see the parts section before ,I should spend more time here. Please move .

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Paul at oxygensensors.com told me the Walker sensor is the same part as the Denso in a different box. Saves a couple of bucks.

 

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#12 · Mar 20, 2008

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For a 4g37, would you recommend the walker or denso?

*Keep in mind the turbo is coming soon.

 

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#13 · Mar 20, 2008

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Lol those websites sure get to the point dont they. I wonder what sparkplugs.com sells lol jk. I might buy some of them. Do they have NGK iridium? I guess i could go look.

 

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#14 · Mar 20, 2008

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They probably do, but why would you bother buying that shit?