Help - Looking for Honda Accord Lambda sensor 1999 model year

Oct 03, 2005 7 Replies

Hi



I am trying to Urgently find the lamda sensor for a 1999 2L Vtec engine, that fits before the cat.



Denso /Honda part number 192400-1000 marked on sensor DU1 12T01.



honda want too much for it, tried several places but wrong part supplied & taken back (seems model change had similar part - but these will not work)



dont mind if it comes of a naked car as long as sensor works.



any pointers please



thanks



robin,....


Robin,

Have a look at these to see if they are of any use.

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Brian G

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And this one, I used a lot while I worked at Coupers.

Honda Parts

Melita Compound, Tring Rd, Dunstable, Bedfordshire LU6 2JU Tel: 01582 606800 Classification: Car & Commercial Vehicle Dismantlers

I found these very good - can get OEM ones too.

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thanks for your help

this is still proving a real problem

the denso part is 192400-1000, also on part is DU1 12T01

fitted on the f20b6 engine

it would appear that honda changed the sensor in this year & the other ones are not compatible.

i have tried these contacts (still waiting for honda parts to get back to me as they need to check) without luck

thanks

Robin....

I got some stuff from

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a while back, found them excellent

Hi Robin

I have the same problem, I need a Lambda senor (same part as yours) di you manage to find one, other than Honda main dealer. I have been tol that a Universal senor will work, but I unsure if this is true.

Any help will be greatfully received

Cheers

Mark (desperately seeking lambda

-- Mark knight

Scan down the page to read "How do I change the sensor?"

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up Direct-fit sensors to find the Honda Accord one. £80.Consider fitting instead a Universal sensor, the other link under the sameheading, which only requires crimping on a new plug. £30. You may like to contact Gendan first before placing your order.

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