Best brand of O2 sensors?

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Rayyy

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Hunting down a P0135 code… Going to replace the O2 sensor, and realize there is a million different brands out there.

AC Delco, Bosch, etc., and I’m leaning toward the Genuine GM ones.

Is there a consensus on something better?
 

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I went with Denso from local NAPA. Regular price was $55 each. No shipping and NAPA had 25% discount for buying 3 or more items. I got two for $88!

Identical to factory sensor in every way, as far as I can tell.

Little squeeze tubes of anti-seize for the threads are included in the box, too.
Makes it easier for the next guy! (LOL)

I replaced 2 downstream sensors in October. Zero issues!
 

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Genuine gm oem / ac delco, rock auto is your best friend.
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It's been my general experience that aftermarket for this stuff is a shitshow. I ALWAYS get OE for core electronic components. And some select mechanical bits...

OEM ones lasted you how long? Yeah, do those again.
 
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This

It's been my general experience that aftermarket for this stuff is a shitshow. I ALWAYS get OE for core electronic components. And some select mechanical bits...

OEM ones lasted you how long? Yeah, do those again.
My tahoe only needed 1 O2 sensor since new, 2001 @ 200K
 
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