O2 Sensors at Autozone

[sundevil64]

Throwing this out there. I found a Bosch O2 Sensor at Autozone to be cheaper than anywhere else. $51. I bought one for my Innovate Lc-1. Between the occassional oil special an these sensors I was quite pleased with Autozone values. As far as service and value, ehhh keep your expectations low.

[Miguel Antonett]

So, how does it really work with the Innovate, or doesn't?

[9dreizig]

I"ve done the same, they are the exact unit.. I believe for the LM2 it's originally a VW p/n

[sundevil64]

They work fine. I pulled the number from DIY Auto tune and called Auto Zone.

[sjf911]

I just replaced mine with the same sensor courtesy of Autozone, works great.

[jsveb]

What is the autozone part number?

[sjf911]

Originally Posted by jsveb

What is the autozone part number?

IIRC it is a Bosch 17014.

[jsveb]

Originally Posted by sjf911

IIRC it is a Bosch 17014.

Thanks

[turbo nut]

They are used on 2001 VW Jetta 1.8 turbo and many other vw vehicles.

[mooney265]

are these wide-band? thanks...

[JFairman]

Originally Posted by mooney265

are these wide-band? thanks...

Yes, it's the exact same mass produced bosch wide band sensor innovate uses.
Innovate used the vw wide band sensor because the pigtail is a convenient length and the water proof plug on the end is the one they use on their stuff.

Other chain stores like Advance auto parts has them too and you can order one online from amazon for about the same price.
Getting it local is better since you can return it if it doesn't work.

[sjf911]

Yep, 17014, here's my spare:

[sundevil64]

Some of the stores allow jobber pricing to some corporations particularly those with fleets. I'll have to see what ours is at Advance. I had forgotten all about that.