Wobiwina Oxygen O2 Sensor for Honda & Acura 3.0–3.5L — Direct-Fit Replacement, OE-Equivalent

This replacement O2 sensor is designed to restore accurate exhaust gas sensing on compatible Honda and Acura vehicles. Built to match OE part numbers, it fits upstream and downstream positions where specified and supports fuel trim and emission control systems by delivering reliable voltage signals to the engine control unit. Before purchasing, verify your vehicle year, engine size, and original part number to ensure compatibility.

Which vehicles and engine types will this sensor fit?

This Wobiwina sensor covers a range of Honda and Acura models with 3.0–3.5L engines across early-2000s model years. It replaces OE numbers 25025001, 25024391, and 25024346 and fits both upstream and downstream locations where those OE parts are used.

• Honda Accord 3.0L: 2003–2007
• Honda Pilot 3.5L: 2005–2008
• Honda Ridgeline 3.5L: 2006–2008
• Honda Odyssey 3.5L: 2005–2006
• Honda Vue 3.5L: 2004–2007
• Acura MDX 3.5L: 2003–2006
• Acura RL 3.5L: 2005–2008
• Acura TL 3.2L: 2004–2006

How does this replacement sensor match the original equipment?

The unit is manufactured to meet the specifications of the listed OE part numbers so it installs and functions like the factory sensor. It uses the same connector and sensing element placement for straightforward installation in compatible upstream or downstream positions.

• Replaces OE: 25025001, 25024391, 25024346
• Designed for direct-fit connections and standard wiring harnesses
• Sensing element positioned for accurate exhaust sampling

What should I check before ordering to ensure correct fitment?

Confirming a few vehicle details prevents returns and fitment issues. Check your car’s model year, engine displacement, and the existing oxygen sensor’s part number or location (upstream or downstream) before purchasing.

• Match your engine size (e.g., 3.0L, 3.2L, 3.5L)
• Verify the vehicle model and production year
• Compare the old sensor’s part number with listed OE numbers

How easy is installation and what tools are typically needed?

Installation is comparable to most O2 sensor replacements and can be completed with common hand tools. Depending on the sensor location, a vehicle lift or jack stands improve access; anti-seize and proper torque help ensure a secure, leak-free fit.

• Tools: O2 sensor socket or open wrench, ratchet, penetrating oil
• Optional: jack and stands or lift for easier access
• Tip: inspect wiring and connectors before final installation

Who is this for: This Wobiwina oxygen sensor is aimed at DIY mechanics, independent repair shops, and owners of the listed Honda and Acura models who need an OE-number-compatible replacement. It’s appropriate when the factory sensor shows wear, triggers a check-engine light related to oxygen sensing, or when replacing a failed upstream or downstream unit—provided the vehicle year, engine size, and part number match.