Says it’s wideband like the kitty takes but will they actually work and last

Anyone used this as a replacement and had it work properly?

 

What is the brand on this one?

I've had bad luck with Kwiksen aftermarket sensors and good luck with Bosch. Here is the Bosch sensor (15936):

 

Brand says Perfect fit and it has this list as being compatible

 

Also with bosch this is the only one listed as being wideband that it currently on rockauto

(15627)

 

Before I make up my mind and order one I’m going to swap the front one to the back and back to the front and see if the fault changes banks that way I can ensure there is no wiring problem. I have had the back one out already and the wiring looks fine but this way I can make sure there isn’t a problem from the plug to the computer.

 

Good idea on swapping. Just my two cents, whenever anyone has purchased an off brand sensor, I have yet to see anyone who had good results. It has always been a frustration, with some even returning the purchase for another one with the same results. Bosch, Denso are safe bets.

 

Dell which one of the two Bosch mentioned would actually be the correct one ? The one I posted or the one Jason posted that he got from amazon? The one he posted is also listed on rockauto but it’s not listed as being wideband. Actually the one I posted was the only one listed as being wideband. I have saw so many mentions of wideband being what the jags like or want so that’s the reason I’m in the search for the wideband ones

 

Bosch 15627 is the correct O2 upstream sensor for Bank 1 & Bank 2.

Downstream sensors are different, 15936

The upstream sensor is a Denso 234-9029. The downstream sensor is a Denso 234-4798.

 

Ok thanks Dell. The denso ones aren’t listed as being wideband but I’m pretty sure the one in bank one was a denso when I took it out about a week ago. I’ll swap them this weekend and see if the code follows and then order one to replace the bad one. Again thanks