CXyD

Hey guys I work in a parts store and and I was looking @ a bosch O2 sensor book.
Found a O2 sensor thats for a volkswagon passat turbo.
My cost is @ $80.00usd. I could get a small handfull for @ $60.00 a peice.
I keep seeing LSU4 for part #'s but in the bosch O2 catalogs I see 17xxx numbers.

So anybody have an explaination for this?

Also when I get this O2 sensor where can I get meter for it.

If anybody supplies the meters I can be able supply the O2 sensors.

0b00st0

If you bought a WB kit like a PLX without the sensor, they are not going to give you much of a discount. They order in bulk and get those sensors for super cheap.

If you want to buy just the sensor alone, then the best would be to buy the techedge and build it yourself if you can solder. It is really cheap that way.


Although $60 is not a super deal or anything. I can get those sensors from Kragen for about that much through a friend.

SpeedyJAY

The sensors arent the expensive part (at least since Bosche came out with their little jem)

CXyD

Yeah I know I also work at a Kragen ( Checher where I'm @) .

What about one of those wb gauges from autometer or maybe playing with analog voltmeter.

Oscar

http://techedge.com.au/vehicle/wbo2/wbntk.htm