Sean,

How are the WB02's coming? What do you need me to do...or can I help? I probably should order the LED but been blowing it off.

Pat

 

Darn, whens the next time you gonna hit the tracks? I will bring my techedge kit for you to finish. Any word on getting that honda sensor though?

 

the guy never called me back again about the sensor. The thing was, he said they Have a sensor that is a replacement for the Honda one, but he Won't tell me the part number or manufacturer. Some bull**** about 'company policy', blah, blah, blah. I know it's b/c I'm white.


Anyway, I don't know what's going on this weekend, maybe we can meet up somwhere so I can get it.

and Pat, I need money. or you can order the parts yourself, and I'll put it together.
With all the things I've had going on, I haven't been too concerned with getting this done. But if you want to get it, let me know and we can get it done.

 

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Well there are a bunch to choose from actually. The replacement would be from Bosch more then likely.

Honda part number 36531-P07-003
Bosch 13246
Echlin OS-791 (from Napa)

 

yeah, I've tried all of those 'locally', and no one has them in stock right now. Napa's are back-ordered, et, etc.

ordering off the net is the best bet I guess.

 

Perhaps we could just go to a junk yard and try and find a '95 civic? Couldn't be to hard to find one that got wrapped around a pole or something.

 

The parts bin: $129 or so. Want me to order some?

 

From PDM-Racing.com

O2 SENSORS

O2 sensors, or Oxygen Sensors, are used in your 240SX to help control the fuel and ignition system, to allow proper fuel mixture for idle, performance and fuel mileage. O2 sensors are located in your exhaust manifold, and monitor the amount of Oxygen in your exhaust gases, which in turn indicate the fuel mixture. O2 sensors send signals to the computer, which then adjusts timing and fuel delivery. 240SX’s are very sensitive to proper O2 sensor function, and without an O2 sensor, these cars will idle erratically, run excessively rich, and give poor performance and mileage. O2 sensors DO plug up, and wear out over time, and we strongly recommend you change your O2 sensor once a year.

1989-1994 SOHC and DOHC OBD1 240SX Bosch O2 Sensors……… $20 each. (requires cut and crimp)
1995 DOHC OBD2 240SX Nissan OEM O2 Sensors (22690-OS200) . . . . . . . .$53 each
1996 (07/95)-1998 DOHC OBD2 240SX NTK 02 Sensors (21026) ………… $32.50

I'm assuming that since these prices are so good, that the Civic sensors must be the only ones that would work.

Sean, I'll hopefully talk to you this weekend and I'll get you the money. Isn't that test 'n tune this weekend? Are you going?

 

Wow... Don't go here! $251

http://www.hparts.com/part_lookup.ph...84&submit2.y=4
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This is the expensive lil' bugger...

http://www.diy-wb.com/wb-sensor.jpg

Here's Napa's take on things:
http://www.napaonline.com/cgi-bin/nc...num.d2w/report

Pat's got the idea for the cheapest price yet:
http://catalog.eautopartscatalog.com...on=++&usemake=
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yeah, I'll be there, .... probably ....

the parts bin is where I was going to order to O2 sensor from.
The rest of the parts we can talk about later. A few options on those.