o2 sensor part #

[J almont]

Anybody know the napa part number that cross references the bosch
7366 wideband sensor on the AEM set up.

Thanks,
John

 

[hatchers]

someone will post a link to said thread, it was on here a year or two ago, hell i need the same info

wait i minute, i thought you were asking for a cheaper O2 sucker....guess not

NAPA can cross ref that P/N...thats what they do

 

[FBM]

Try this NAPA number 17018.

 

[WyoBoy1000]

Try this NAPA number 17018.

That is the cheaper one isn't it, there is one that runs around $100 and one you can get for under $50 if I remember right.

17205 I think is the original number.

 

[Tonysnoo]

http://www.summitracing.com/parts/AVM-30-2001/

This is the aem unit that is "supposed" to be calibrated for the AEM

 

[WyoBoy1000]

That is the 17205, there is a slight difference in the 17018 but at wot it seems the same.

 

[J almont]

Thanks guys, my napa people finally got part numbers for a few
sensors that would work, but way more than buying an aem replacement
from online sources.

FYI, the bosch replacement $121.00
Denso $117
NGK$107 plus $20 shipping.

No deal at my store in BFE.

 

[snow4shover]

You want to go with the 17018, the only difference between the 17205 and the 17018 is the wire length. They both are wideband oxygen sensor that use a laser trim resistor. The only reason why the 17018 is cheaper than the 17205 is going to be due to popularity and how many they produce.