I would like to order from Summit Racing as I've had good experience in the past with them.

http://www.summitracing.com/search/D...?Ns=Rank%7cAsc

this is what I've found. I'm looking to get a front and rear sensor, but I'm not entirely sure what to get. if anybody could point me in the right direction, I would be thankful.

I am also willing to order somewhere else, but thought I would post what I found.


Thanks.

 

The O2 sensors that I've bought in past, given the choice, have been Bosch. Don't know the p/n's right off hand. They seem to last OK for me. Not sure about the best online source since the ones I've bought were over the counter.

Good luck in your search.

 

thanks, might just go to salvos or advanced auto or something and ask them/get them from there.

 

I'd suggest going on rockauto.com and getting NTK sensors. They will be cheaper than any you can find and they are what our Jeeps came out of the factory with, making them a good choice.

 

Rockauto.com for all stock replacement parts, so far always enough cheaper with shipping for me to wait two or three days for it to arive. I just got a rear denso for $38 shipped

 

I've had trouble with Bosch O2 sensors being sluggish, thus tend to avoid them where possible.

 

A few of the guys here who seem to actually do a bit of work on Jeeps seem to be down on Bosch 02 sensors. They are the "OEM" from Jeep, at least on the Renix for sure. Maybe they have see too many failed with original installs. NTK, no complaints.

Before I "pushed the button" at rockauto on an NTK I checked with my local parts guys. Out the door (on a Sunday), $69.69. (Napa was out of stock, but Car Quest had it, and came down a little to match Napa's price). Yea, maybe a bit more, but I had it in my hand, and spent my money locally.

 

It seems to be as simple as: If Bosch is the OEM, you get an OEM-tolerance replacement part.
If they are not the OEM, you get a "universal" part- designed to fit as many different vehicles as possible- which may or may not play nicely with your PCM.
Sometimes they work just fine, other times not.