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An opportunity suddenly show up, due to the Easter or the 1st May i found that i can arrange a small trip to the country and that means: national road and sport driving in mountain routes so what's best to test the new lambda sensor plus to make it work with the factory spark plugs for many kilometres? 400 Km in a row would be far better than the few kilometres of home->work. That's why i was under pressure, i had to find a NGK lambda sensor according to 6U0906265E specification and have it in my hands shortly. @Pete_Ex-Wino : thank you very much sir but the whole procedure plus the delay of paypal confirmation-delay from the seller to ship the item-you must go to post office--delay for the parcel to come to Greece etc very easily could get me off schedule. If i was not under pressure things would be different. @nta16 : thank you very much sir for the suggestion of the Uk store but i couldn't risk to have in my hands a different sensor than the original, that mess of 2 different codes and the lack of information from the seller make me hesitate to buy plus i had the fear that the whole procedure with Royal Mail could take more than 2 weeks. Gentlemen, from the bottom of my heart a big ''thanks", i feel much obliged to you both! As for the record: Till Monday i will have the NGK OZA457-I1 lambda sensor in my hands and i will install it to the car the next days so i would be ready for that trip, first i will measure the fuel consumption on national road-mountain route and later will come the moment of truth, the fuel consumption on city traffic. I have ''bet all of my money'' on this NGk sensor, if the combination of factory specifications lambda and spark plugs won't work as it should be them i think that for 99% i can not find the solution to my problem.

Euro II emissions have one lambda, Euro III have two. The Uk store gave me 2 codes without saying which NGK is in each code. I need to know the full name of the lambda not just a code which only applies to the store's stock. I have the E as factory from the first day 2000 till 2021, the chip was on from 2003 and no problems at all with the E lambda. My mistake was that i replace it with a C (they gave it to me from local Skoda parts store) and i think due to this i have bad cold start issues.

I wrote all the details of my car and initially the Uk shop said to buy the LP-42481 (but did not wrote me which NGK is), when asked in the second mail IF this is the NGK OZA457-I1 then said to me to buy the LC-9586 (although again did not gave any details of which NGK is this). If they don't want to give the specifications and have their own codes it's their problem and not mine. I refuse to buy a lambda sensor without to know exactly things about it because something similar happened here in Greece, last year he gave me a Bosch lamda sensors and few months later the same employee-same Skoda parts store he suggested me another Bosch (not the previous) and after research i saw that both weren't the proper for my car! The programmer was sceptical about the Bosch and suggested me to buy the original (which was NTK) so i bought today from an e-store the NGK OZA457-I1 which covers the 6U0906265E plus it had some photos to check that is the same that my car had from the factory. EAN 087295104149 Trade numbers OZA457-I1 Manufacturer Part Number 0414 If an e-store does not have pictures and does not clarify which NGK is of their own codes then he can keep the LT-4593 or the CD-6789 or the DR-9821 or the NB-2940 etc product as a precious secret same as the coca-cola receipt.

I asked the shop, the NGK OZA457-I1 is on the 6U0906265E but which is? LP-42481 or LC-9856? No answer, so what must i choose? Why the store does not clarifies which NGK has? There is anothe NGK in the market which covers the 6U0906265E is the No: 92142 (the OZA457 is No: 0414) On the other hand, i asked 2 shops from Poland even the Ngk.pl which has a e-shop and i got no answer (they are rich as it seams and don't need my money).

My last hope is the new NGK lambda with the stock Chanpion spark plugs that Skoda suggests. If that combination does not work then 99% i am out of options. If it works then (maybe) i will try the iridium again but now with the Bosch lambda sensor i have excess fuel consumption.

Yes but are the same? Brand: NGK NTK Manufacturer Part Number: OZA457-I1 Short Code: 0414 Product Type: LAMBDA SENSOR (OXYGEN PROBE) Quantity Supplied: 1 Hex (mm): 22 Thread Diameter: M18 Thread Pitch: 1.5 mm Placement on Vehicle: Rear Number of Wires: 4 Cable Length: 516 Or the LP42481 of that store is a different model?

This was the answer from the store The Lambda sensor that i have now is Bosch and 6U0906265 C , that's why the programmer suggested me to find the original, he was not convinced that was the proper. The mistake was mine that i believed the guy on the VG group parts store.

Does not ships to Greece. This guy does. https://www.ebay.com/itm/154780308184?hash=item2409a012d8:g:7toAAOSwn8dh1EYQ @nta16 : I asked the store for a clarification, i think too that LP42481 is the correct.

@Pete_Ex-Wino : thanks and very kind of you but i am confused with the codes. https://secure.lambdapower.co.uk/partsearch/az2.asp?manu=Skoda&model_grouping=Felicia LP-18679 (rear) ,LP-42480 (front), LP-42481(front) I don't see the LC-9586 although is here, the last on that list 6U0 906 265 E https://secure.lambdapower.co.uk/partsearch/crossref.asp?idlist=SKODA

It's not in the list for Felicia https://secure.lambdapower.co.uk/partsearch/az2.asp?manu=Skoda&model_grouping=Felicia LP-18679 (rear) ,LP-42480 (front), LP-42481(front) I don't see the LC-9586.

AUTODOC AG Josef-Orlopp-Straße 55 10365 Berlin Germany As for the .gr in the end is a clone for Greek market, the items come from abroad. I send an email to NGK to suggest me their local distributor since it's not easy to find this sensor in e-store parts here https://www.ngkntk.com/gr/anazitisi-proionton/productfinder/category/PKW-LAMBDASONDEN/product/12395/?cHash=ef600894ef963e7765da248baa7881f9

https://www.antallaktikaonline.gr/ngk/1040616?origin=1&redirect=1 Basically is AUTODOC AG but i wonder is a reliable? I haven't bought from this e-store before.

I am searching in the local market for NGK OZA457-I1, still no results so i have to search in abroad parts store.

While looking for Japan λ sensor i saw that on the Denso DOX-0117 https://www.todos.gr/denso-aisthitiras-lamda-dox0117#tecdoc-oem i can not find the 6U0906265E but has the 06A906265E, they are the same?

The guy on the parts store suggest me Bosch triple ground electrode (i don't remember the code) but after of what happened to me with NGK i said No. Can take the 0.8mm gap as a rule for Felicia? No matter what kind of spark plug we have (nickel-platinum-iridium etc) to use the gap must be 0.8mm?

Can take the 0.8mm gap as a rule for this car? No matter what kind of spark plug we have (nickel-platinum-iridium etc) to use? Brisk DR15TC is not on the list of Champion RC89PYC - Alternative spark plugs https://www.sparkplug-crossreference.com/convert/CHAMP_PN/RC89PYC I didn't like those NGK either https://www.briskoda.net/forums/topic/491830-ngk-bkur5et-10-your-opinion-about-them/#elControls_5524007_menu

I haven't bought it yet, my main concern is the new lambda sensor (i already installed the Champion spark plugs), after travelling at least 100 Km (city traffic) i will measure the fuel consumption and IF everything is OK i will see what option have for this filter. The shipping rates are very high, it's not something that you can find it easy in a parts store.

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That mess with the prices for NGK makes me hesitate, i haven't seen it with other brand while searching for lambda sensors. Have you heard of Meat & Doria (Hoffer) products? Are italian made.

https://www.ngk.com/ngk-5464-bkr5eix-11-iridium-ix-spark-plug Factory gap is .043" or 1.1mm for these iridium, 0.8mm was for Champion platinum.

https://www.briskoda.net/forums/topic/499328-how-much-time-do-you-warm-up-your-felicia/page/2/#elControls_5605264_menu @Papez said : original supplier was NGK, and Bosch units were reported as less reliable. If the sensor won't fail entirely, it won't generate an error code, it requires skilled technician and maybe even exhaust gas probe to check proper function. That's why i don't want to install Bosch, the same VW group parts store suggested me 2 different sensors in 2 visits and the programmer had some doubts for that (Bosch) that i already have, he said "yes works, send signals but i think would be better to find the original because would work better with the ECU".

https://calsport.co.uk/bmw-s-1000-r-naked-14-16-2016/sprint-filter/sprint-filter-p08-performance-replacement-air-filter/pm93s This is?

I had them ''on'' for 460 Km only (most of them in city traffic) but they caused me bad (long time) morning cold starts plus rise of fuel consumption so i removed them for inspection. Factory air filter box with paper filter inside, clean MAP and air intake manifold, clean throttle, gasoline from the same gas station, low-middle rpm driving. Yes i know that are some charts with spark plug photos but i want to hear your comments. Felica 1300cc ,AMH 68 PS.

No, was this one, the Bosch 0258003745 They suggest me to buy this but i denied. It was the Bosch 0258003666.

@nta16 I am not convinced that the Bosch that a parts store suggested me and i installed is the proper one. The weird thing is the price for this item, take a look few examples: 155 euro , 156 euro , 168 euro but in other stores has 71 euro , 74 euro , 40 euro even in Greece a store has it for 49 euro (all of them without shipping), is that logical?