The mechanic i went to says that i need a new O2 sensor for my 2004 elantra, but that it can only come straight from hyundai at $400. But when i search on advanceautoparts.com i get an exact fit sensor for $64. Who's right, the mechanic or advance auto?
2004 O2 sensor
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