I just replaced mine a couple of weeks ago with a
generic Bosch sensor, part number 13913, cost - $42.60
including tax from my VWFLAPS. Call around to see if
any other parts stores stock it, its a pretty generic
sensor used on a lot of vehicles.

You have to cut and splice the existing connector to
the new sensor, find some good crimp-type splices and
fill them with grease to keep out corrosion.

Good luck

TJ

--- Sidney White <Jeanon@AOL.COM> wrote:
> In calling around and shopping on Internet I cannot
> find an O2 sensor for
> less than $140.00. Isn't this ridiculous considering
> the cost for an American
> auto?
>
> Sidney in New Orleans

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