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[tmsmini]

Has anyone used one of the Bosch universal lambda sensors?

 

I used the one listed as 15730 in the US. It did not work.

The code on the sensor is 0258986507.

 

I cannot get the Bosch UK site to work for me to identify the correct version.

 

Anyone have a Bosch part number?

 

https://www.boschaft...97#scrolldetail

 

The website asks one to add a vehicle, but I see no way to do that in either Chrome or Firefox.

Terry

Edited by tmsmini, 04 December 2020 - 04:09 AM.

[genpop]

This is the right one : https://www.amazon.d...e/dp/B0049PK2K0

[tmsmini]

This is what I got back from Bosch USA:

There are no direct cross numbers to a universal for the number you gave, the type of sensor that you gave me is an LSH-6, I did find one in that type that is universal and an LSH-6 type and is in stock.  The part number is 0258986503.

The marketing number is 15736, the tip might look different but should work the same. If this is for a vehicle application call us at the number below and we can see it there are any universals for the application.

 

Best regards,

Bosch AA

 

Being the US, I was looking for an easily available solution. The US suppliers sell the MHK10004 replacement at a premium. Often time they say they are Bosch, but are unmarked.

I was unaware that there are several early types of narrow band.

 

I will order a spare in the future as Somerford has them for £39.99 Ex VAT.

I may try the 15736 at some point, not sure what the marketing number is for the UK.

[genpop]

I fear the somerford ones will not work as well.

[tmsmini]

I did not mention that tis engine is an MPi, but the lambda sensor is the same., SPi or MPi.

 

I had a used one that I had run with a SC controlled engine for a few hundred miles before switching to a wide band in that car. It seems to be working.

 

As there in no easy way to test outside of the engine, it can be expensive to buy and try...

[genpop]

On MPI the universal ones should work!