5-wire O2 Sensor Sources

[ECMnut at aol.com]

Just my one experience, but I had a problem wth the parts bin.
More of a major inconvenience really.
I ordered my WB sensor online in mid Jan, and recieved a box within 
a week. It was the wrong part!  I confirmed the part number with one
of their employees by phone; my 4-wire sensor should have been
a 5-wire unit.   They sent me a UPS pickup label and I shipped it back right
away.  UPS tracking shwed they got it back in 3 days.
After a month and a half went by, I started calling and emailing
them every other day or so.  This is where the frusstration started.
I was directed to voice mail boxes, and no one returned my calls or emails
for two more weeks.  Finally, I got a human on the phone and complained 
loudly.  He said he would handle the problem & *call me right back*.
After two more days, I called & spoke to another person, who told me
my credit card had just been credited for the purchase price, and
if I wanted the sensor, I'd need to start over.  The first attempt took
three months, so now I will now go to NAPA and spend $10 more.  
Anyone know  the NAPA part number?
Thanks,
Mike V

In a message dated 4/11/2002 9:48:38 AM Eastern Daylight Time, 
gparmer at acesag.auburn.edu writes:

> 
>  Were $117. Then were $121 (US dollars). Now apparently out of stock. See
>   http://www.thepartsbin.com
>   Part # C5010-75044
>  Site has a toll-free number and an email address to find out more info.
>  
>  This and more, from your friendly http://www.diy-wb.org...
>  -greg
>  
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