- Is the item durable? for Altima 06/ Engine 2.5 sensor For front and rear Catalytic Coverter
1591271
If it's the same model as mine, well, I bought mine 8 months ago and it's great so far, passed the smoke test with flying colors and it was for a 1995 car,Tito
483034
The Lucus Transmission Fix "fixed" my tranny on the Dodge van in that it put it back on the road. It is at best, a temporary fix. I have tried it on one other vehicle and it didnt work at all. But then again, I wasnt sure what the trasmission failure was in that case. I bought the car, a 1989 Ford Probe for parts with a known bad transmision. This car had right at 190k miles, pretty good for a car of that vintage. Also, in my original post here, I mentioned my sisters 2000 Isuzu Rodeo. The Lucus barely made any difference in her case. That car had about 220k when it was sold for salvage. In my opinion this stuff for about $10-14 is definitely worth trying at any rate
1623881
Make sure you put High temp silicon sealant around all the edges and it should have no problems surviving a car wash. I had to replace one of mine due to the plug getting ripped off. I had a hard time getting it free from the oil pan.
293071
Yes it is. I read Mercedes forums before I used it. I also found a service on eBay to rebuild bas sensor for 100$ stooks587@gmail.com
1501486
Hey dude! I am a pretty car savvy guy and these are worth the $ had them for at least 6 months. They are Denso and original spec but are not off the same line or factory so are in a slightly different casing. I almost returned them but they have been working as expected and fit true. Good buy
1514108
Actuator has held up very well. No corrossion on piston. Bought one of these for my fater in law. He was having problems with wind opening the gate some. That actuator actually failed, the internal limit sensors were damaged. Warrantee replacement was no hassle. He has not had the wind issue with the new piston. For the price this is the best auto gate opener on the market. Just a quick tip on installation. You don't need as big of a sealed lead acid battery as the manual suggest. You can use one of the small ones for about $30. Good luck.
169111
I belive they sell extension for the 02 sensor. I don't recommend splicing the wire. It might be possible at your own risk.
43787
It is the one. If you have doubts just check if you really need THIS part number. This is original FP sensor for Ford/Mazda 2.3L (I have Mazda Tribute 2.3L AWD 2005 if you wonder). I replaced mine over 30 days ago, it has been working just fine since. Good luck and be safe!
1177967
I can't speak to the lasting; I sold my vehicle about a Year after putting them in. In that time it lasted fine. They were an easy fix and quite inexpensive; if you get 2+ Years out of it you would be well ahead of the game. After I put them in my vehicle handled better and I actually gained a little bit of fuel economy.
1355676
Contact Luk themselves or check their site on the warranty. It worked real nice though...tight! I no longer have the car though so can't tell you much more.
1482025
Don't buy it. Mine didn't last one year on my 2007 Gold Wing. I went to Advance Auto and bought another one. It's been two years so far and no problems.
1044639
Yes it is . I've had mine on for over 1500 miles now since the install and no issues .
1262633
Yes. When re-installing the sensor make sure it's just the clean un damaged metal filament. It breaks very easily and is damaged very easily and won't work correctly. Half turn counter clockwise til it locks into place when re-installing. I'll be happy to answer any other questions you have later, just ask away
2195031
Very sorry cannot answer this question. We bought it for our 5.4 Expedition and a relative who works in automotive will be doing this. He has never used one either, so our vehicle will be the first. All we know is that this is what we were told could help if they break. Sorry I couldn't be any help
1150829
I'm sure this will last me at least 100k, So far ive driven 3k miles on it and its extremely smooth. I have it on my 06 civic si.
2028555
In my 2000 (likely the same) the sensor was easy to reach, in the front center going right into a manifold close to the radiator. The electrical hookup was to the right. Getting the old out was a bit tough as I had to put the ratchet right up against a radiator hose, used plenty of stuff to try to unfreeze the threads, and I used a cross bar tire iron for extra leverage on the ratchet. The electrical connector was a bit stubborn as well.
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I have had very good luck sofar in using the to replace previous. Nearly all of these detectors are good for somwhere between 5 to seven years before the actual sensor in side begins to fail. I used these as a same style plug in repalcement rahter than having to rewire for a dif model.