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What about NGK o2 sensors?

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SilverBullet00

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Im getting ready to replace my o2's and dont want to pay the $140 for the set. I noticed the NGK's (NTK) would only run $80 a set... Now I know you are only suppose to use motorcraft sensors, but I also know that NGK is the supplier for Ford; do you think these would be OK to use???
 

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They're fine. You have to realize that here, for the most part, you're dealing with anal retentive people who spend hours debating about what battery, oil, wire, spark plugs, etc, are the best. In a world where everyone follows only exactly whats best for everything, you'd probably use only OEM replacements. Luckily for other companies, that world doesn't exist.
 
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i think bosch is the supplier for ford.
 
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bdcardinal said:
i think bosch is the supplier for ford.
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At least my OEM's that I took off said Bosch.
 

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Bosch sensors are what I use, though they're $60ish each if you get them at an auto parts store.
 

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NTK and Bosch both make O2's for Ford. the NTK were used from @1998 back and the Bosch from @1999 up
 
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Well the NTK's are only 38,99 and the bosch's are 64ish, so the ntk's look much more appealing!
 

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SilverBullet00 said:
Well the NTK's are only 38,99 and the bosch's are 64ish, so the ntk's look much more appealing!
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certainly do! i don't see why they wouldn't work just as well, so go for it
 
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