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Oxigen sensor #633637 08/05/05 09:46 PM
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RadiOwATt1oo Offline OP
Getting the Wheeling Fever
My mechanic told me that i should change my oxigen sensor (position 2) after the OBDII codes; i just wonder if
i should look for the universal one, the bosch or the denso part. It's universal sensor as bad as they said?

Any suggestions? <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />
96 T100 3.4L 4WD

Re: Oxigen sensor [Re: RadiOwATt1oo] #633638 08/06/05 09:01 PM
Anonymous
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I can't speak for the sensor element itself in the universal part, but my gut feel is that it is the same as in the OEM part. I replaced mine a few months ago. I chose not to go with the universal because the universal parts I looked at did not include the connector. I don't have much confidence in the splices they used.

Re: Oxigen sensor [Re: RadiOwATt1oo] #633639 08/07/05 04:52 AM
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Squeezer99 Offline
Wheeler
I don't like the universals, they never fit right and you always have to end up hacking off the connector and splicing your wires to it.

check out http://www.oxygensensors.com/

the denso OEM o2 sensor is $107.

Re: Oxigen sensor [Re: RadiOwATt1oo] #633640 08/07/05 05:40 AM
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Price compare Denso sensor at www.sparkplugs.com


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