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lambda sensor?

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Any suggestions for a lambda sensor for a MK1 Ka 1.3, '58 plate.im guessing that Ford don't make their own so are NGK / Denso in their list of typical suppliers?

Also, are these are pig to swap?

 



@stef123 might know the answer to this 1 ?

 

Sorry just realised you had tagged me in this. 

I’m not sure what brand ford use for your engine. But those are the brands I would be looking at, good lambda sensors are not cheap! 

https://howtune.com/articles/322-remove-the-stuck-oxegen-sensor-on-a-any-car

Ones I have removed have always been NGK.

I've bought from Gendan Automotive a few times in the past, prices are in the middle. Ebay if you really want the cheapest.

https://www.gendan.co.uk/oxygen_lambda_sensors_Ford_Ka_1.3i.html

 

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