O2 sensor
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I would stick with a stock replacment.
You will also need o2 extenshions when you install them. Or you can take your 02s and cut them and solder your own on. Thats what I did.
You will also need o2 extenshions when you install them. Or you can take your 02s and cut them and solder your own on. Thats what I did.
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Originally Posted by 96SCTA
I would stick with a stock replacment.
You will also need o2 extenshions when you install them. Or you can take your 02s and cut them and solder your own on. Thats what I did.
You will also need o2 extenshions when you install them. Or you can take your 02s and cut them and solder your own on. Thats what I did.
And I ordered the O2 extensions with the LTs....thanks
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Originally Posted by OneMeanZ
Where do I get the stock replacement?
And I ordered the O2 extensions with the LTs....thanks
And I ordered the O2 extensions with the LTs....thanks
Bosch 02s are ***** dude, trust me I replace mine under warranty every 3 months....shrugs but they are free..
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you dont need new 02's...stock is fine, just get extenders. You will want the rear 02 gone however because it might possibly throw a code(even though they have no ability to affect tuning, only to diagnose). Just get O2 Simms to replace the rear and you are good to go.
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Originally Posted by SAPPER
Brett, he is OBD I.
Z, you can get AC's at most parts stores that sell AC deco, i.e Advance Auto parts, Orielly's, Bosch are OK, but I do the same as Brett, and my wife works for Advance so I never have a problem with warranty stuff
Z, you can get AC's at most parts stores that sell AC deco, i.e Advance Auto parts, Orielly's, Bosch are OK, but I do the same as Brett, and my wife works for Advance so I never have a problem with warranty stuff