Denso O2 sensor VS. Bosch O2 sensor(which one is more recommended)
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Denso O2 sensor VS. Bosch O2 sensor(which one is more recommended)
Ok...here's the story, about a couple months ago i had the infamous 
in case you can't see, its a check engine light,also my car would shake and do all kinds of things.anyways i went through alot of mechanics but the issue was never resolved[:@]until out of the sky came this company known as Japtech(recommend to anyone in Miami that has an acura or honda)which does the same work as a honda dealership but at a HUGE fraction of the cost...they offered to do the check engine light for me for about 29 dollars while potamkin honda said they'd do it for 90 dollars(WTF!?!?!?) so of course i gave Japtech a chance and within an hour not only did they know what the issue was but they knew how to fix it, and my car was running smooth but the engine light was still on and he showed me that not only was the O2 sensor that i had wasnot functioning BUT somebody INTENTIONALLY switched the O2 sensor for an aftermarket sensor!(SOB!?!?!?)so anyways he told me i need to replace my O2 sensor, it wasn't him because i was watching through the window the whole time...so i'm debating between these two brands,Denso and Bosch...here's the links to both...whichwould you guys choose?
Denso:
http://www.autozone.com/R,APP236054/...ductDetail.htm
Bosch:
http://www.autozone.com/R,APP229435/...ductDetail.htm
in case you can't see, its a check engine light,also my car would shake and do all kinds of things.anyways i went through alot of mechanics but the issue was never resolved[:@]until out of the sky came this company known as Japtech(recommend to anyone in Miami that has an acura or honda)which does the same work as a honda dealership but at a HUGE fraction of the cost...they offered to do the check engine light for me for about 29 dollars while potamkin honda said they'd do it for 90 dollars(WTF!?!?!?) so of course i gave Japtech a chance and within an hour not only did they know what the issue was but they knew how to fix it, and my car was running smooth but the engine light was still on and he showed me that not only was the O2 sensor that i had wasnot functioning BUT somebody INTENTIONALLY switched the O2 sensor for an aftermarket sensor!(SOB!?!?!?)so anyways he told me i need to replace my O2 sensor, it wasn't him because i was watching through the window the whole time...so i'm debating between these two brands,Denso and Bosch...here's the links to both...whichwould you guys choose?Denso:
http://www.autozone.com/R,APP236054/...ductDetail.htm
Bosch:
http://www.autozone.com/R,APP229435/...ductDetail.htm
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