Triumph Street Triple/Daytona Oxygen Sensor

[Poppyman]

Wondering if anyone with a street triple has an oxygen sensor lying around, also known as O2, lambda, or some other strange names.
I would presume a daytona one to work too, but will have to check. My bike is 2010, but 99% sure they're all the same.

Chances are, if you have any aftermarket full exhaust, your bike isn't using the sensor so you probably have one floating around in your garage

I managed to destroy mine by forgetting to use anti-seize when re-installing. Not a problem, but it does throw a code due to the open circuit, and I would like to replace it.

If you don't know what it is, it's lives just before the catalytic converter, where I've got the bolt installed


A broken one looks like this:


Price? Whatever's reasonable.

[JB Performance Bikes]

I have one you can grab - For FREEEEEE

[Poppyman]

I have one you can grab - For FREEEEEE

BARGAIN!!
Should've read this earlier! I saw your van at the track yesterday, except now I also need a rear brake lever and some indicators after binning it in turn 1.

Anyone have a rear brake lever?

[Phildo]

Grab the free one, but if that doesn't work out then Bosch might make one.

Bosch - Oxygen Sensors

PDF download:
http://www.bosch.com.au/content/lang.../Section_A.pdf

[Poppyman]

Grab the free one, but if that doesn't work out then Bosch might make one.

Bosch - Oxygen Sensors

PDF download:
http://www.bosch.com.au/content/lang.../Section_A.pdf

Had a look at the Bosch ones, but then words like "narrow band" and "wide band" came into the literature, at which point I realised I'm not sure I'm smart enough to pick specs on such electrical stuff.