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Air Mass Sensor/Meter brand question.

posted by  iross on  Mon Apr 18 16:45 CST 2005
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Searching the web, i have found several sensors around 160 plus a core charge. My understanding is that this charge is refunded upon reciept of the old part. The question on this, does it have to be a bosch for a bosch, or can i swap a bosch for an injection labs? Second, should i risk a brand like Injection Labs? If i order from fcpgroton that is the part i would purchase, or if i go from oreilly it would be A1, and from Advance Auto, Cardone. What should i do? I want to do this as cheaply as possible, yet get a quality part that will last. I appreciate the help in advance!

-ross






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