Bosch 15009 Oxygen Sensor, OE Type Fitment

Amazon order said it would fit my 2014 civic, but clearly it doesn't. The old one had a female connection. I didn't notice when I ordered the new Bosch sensor, the plug end is male.

Good quality

great product was the o2 sensor that fit on the bottom of catalytic converter, the downstream sensor and fit like a glove on my 2006 Honda civic. EX. would recommend getting an o2 sensor socket from any local part store like auto zone or pep boys. they only cost about 9.99. I used the longer socket but made it difficult to maneuver in tight engine space. Would recommend the off set o2 socket. The engine light still stayed on so I'm going to replace the upper o2 sensor next. You should disconnect the battery and reset the check engine light to see if it will come back on. Hope this was helpful

After replacing the upstream oxygen sensor, I replaced the the down stream oxygen sensor and it appears to have turned off the engine light. I had previously been told that the error code for my Honda Civic was P0240. Which meant likely meant replacing one of three parts: the upstream O2 sensor, downstream O2 sensor, or the catalytic converter.I replaced the upstream O2 sensor (part# Bosch 15268) and the engine light remained one. So then I replaced the down stream O2 sensor with this part and it has fixed the sensor.The parts fits well with my Honda Civic. No issues so far......

I've had nothing but excellent results from Bosch sensors, no matter what vehicle I put them on. The wire is the right length and it cures the common code.