Upstream oxygen sensor

[alex.murphy2011]

Mines just failed , can get a genuine one from work for around £135 (Bit steep)
Part number 8200830903
Anyone got any new ones spare they’re willing to sell ?[emoji16]


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[turkie172]

What car have you got (197/200) and where are you at as the direct bosch ones are around £50 - £60 new don't go by the part number on the body of the lambda and there can be a difference on the connector type oval or more square there is a section here somewhere with the bosch part numbers.
https://clio197.net/threads/o2-sensor-troubles.55027/#post-614769

 

[alex.murphy2011]

What car have you got (197/200) and where are you at as the direct bosch ones are around £50 - £60 new don't go by the part number on the body of the lambda and there can be a difference on the connector type oval or more square there is a section here somewhere with the bosch part numbers.
https://clio197.net/threads/o2-sensor-troubles.55027/#post-614769

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That’s my car . Yeah I didn’t realise the different connectors till I checked yesterday , I actually work for Renault as a seniour tech but with discount it’s still expensive , the part number 8200830903 fits this one with the correct type of connector , but didn’t realise the Bosch ones were that cheap! Thanks very much for the help [emoji2]


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[turkie172]

Yea don't go by the part number on the body of the lambda they use the same sensor but vary the configuration of length and connector type I bought the wrong ones going by the body part number and ended up ordering the connectors and changing them on my 197 I don't know why I ordered the wrong part I did know the difference but changing the connector fixed the problem.

 

[alex.murphy2011]

[Thanks I've gone off our actual renault system then visually checked the connector as there was 2 options like you said and this part number 8200830903 is the style with the connector below
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