O2 Sensor Connection Question
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O2 Sensor Connection Question
I've been needing new o2's for a while, so I put them on my Xmas list. I've seen good reviews of the Densos and saw people displeased with the bosch ones, so I decided on the Densos. First I ordered rear corvette o2's, but when they came the Plug/Harness connection was oval and the ones that are currently on my car are the square 4 wire style like this:
I then ordered ones for a 98 z28 and they came in and there was no plastic connection at the end of the wire. It just had 4 wires comming our of the wire housing and came with some connectors you slide each end of the wire into and crimp. I dont want to cut my current plug in setup and use those, and I dont want to soder them, just want to keep the simple plug in o2 setup.
So can any of you guys tell me what o2's I need to order to get some that come ready to plug in?
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Do I need to remove the wires from the plastic plug end of the old sensor and fasten each wire from the new sensor into the plug?
Any help would be appreciated!
Thanks guys
Eric
I then ordered ones for a 98 z28 and they came in and there was no plastic connection at the end of the wire. It just had 4 wires comming our of the wire housing and came with some connectors you slide each end of the wire into and crimp. I dont want to cut my current plug in setup and use those, and I dont want to soder them, just want to keep the simple plug in o2 setup.
So can any of you guys tell me what o2's I need to order to get some that come ready to plug in?
OR
Do I need to remove the wires from the plastic plug end of the old sensor and fasten each wire from the new sensor into the plug?
Any help would be appreciated!
Thanks guys
Eric
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Try Rock Auto, them have a listing of many, and they note the type of connector Rockauto.com. I would also call or check the websites for Speed Inc, and Texas Speed who advertise here, I'm sure they can help.