Any differences in brands of oxygen sensors?

[white trash wagon]

Look up an O2 sensor for your car, you'll find 6-8 different ones from $17.00 to $60.00 each. Any differences in these? This is for an OBD II vehicle

[JC316]

Usually all I find in Bosch for an OEM fit. I have never had an issue with Bosch OEM style. Any brand of universal is shit, complete and total shit.

[UserX]

I only buy OEM O2 sensors.

[G..]

Always use OEM. Bosch are def nono. Especially on newer cars

[94mstng94]

X3 on sticking with oem.

[svauto-erotic855]

I have always stuck with NTK, Denso or factory sensors. The Bosch aftermarket sensors are not the same quality as their OEM sensors.

[03shadow4v]

What if Bosch is Oem ?

[G..]

What if Bosch is Oem ?

Then buy them from the dealer not the budget line from a parts store. It is not the same. Again the newer the car the more sensitive they are.

[Damnittsteve]

Then buy them from the dealer not the budget line from a parts store. It is not the same. Again the newer the car the more sensitive they are.

how about a 01dakota with the 4.7v8?

[JC316]

Never had to change on a new car, but I have used bosh OEM style on pretty much every car that needed one and I have never had a single issue.

[JimD]

We try and get either bosch or OEM at work.

[TruestreetTim]

+4 to OEM.

Others can heat up differently enough to cause minor issues. More so in newer cars.