2XR95Z28

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Ok so i'm running way way low on money and have to get things tied up before the 28th when it has to go to speed inc for the dyno tune and i need new 02's just need 2 with the flat 4 pin connectors for my 95. Anyone know where to get them cheap? Larry said to get GM ones to make tuning easy... ANyone have any used ones or anything? I'm soooo close on my budget here...

robsquikz28

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mine are from napa and work great and even come with warranty i dont remember the price though

NJLT1SS

Try GM Parts Direct. Whatever you do, ONLY buy GM sensors.



Nick

RamAir95TA

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Summit also carries them now.

FASTFATBOY

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Call Jason Cromer, GM dealership. Cost +10%

1-850-243-8826

djjab57

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gm parts direct and parts 4 chevy both have the same price $115.97 EACH

transamws6_97

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i got denso o2 sensors online for like 42 a piece but i cant post the link bcs they are not a sponsor

spudnick3119

Denso here. I forget who, but someone posted saying they were going to buy GM sensors and found they were identical to the Densos. GM changed the design from slits on the tip of the sensor to holes all around the housing. I got mine for $29 each at a local auto parts store.

hyperzone

Make a buddy at the dealership. A friend of mine got me two new O2's for under $100. I dont know if he just had them laying around or if thats what it costs him but, I didn't question it for brand new O2's.

Otherwise, you might be able to find some used but still good ones in the junk yards. GMpartsDirect would be my other choice if it had to be new.

andysc

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x2 on the denso's here. They are the only non gm ones I would trust. I put them in about 5k ago, and mileage along with driveability have been much better. I had almost 200k on the stock ones.

hth

andy schuck

riceburnerZ28

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I need to get another too but the cheapest one I found was at autobone for under 60 bucks