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Old 10-03-2007, 06:33 PM
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i have the Bosch 13111 sensor on my car for front 02 sensors on longtubes. tuner said you cant use these? is this correct?
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ya, they have alot of probs with the switching and the heating elements. I think they are junk
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so they fail or what? I replaced one of mine with a bosch.. are they subject to fail or what is the story?????
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i installed them on my car with the new longtubes, have about 200miles on them so far...work beautifully
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i installed them on my car with the new longtubes, have about 200miles on them so far...work beautifully
Thats what I wanted to hear, I just ordered a pair of 13111's as I don't think my stock o2's are working right due to being in the long tubes. I heard many good things about using these sensors in long tube headers
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can they be used to dyno tune a cam and bolt on car???.. Speed INC wants me to buy new sensors and these are brand new and i dont wanna spend 200$ on new sensors
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Speed INC will probably be using there in house dyno which will have wideband read out...i dont see why they would use your narrow band sensors at all for tuning? much less accurate than a wb
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ya, they have alot of probs with the switching and the heating elements. I think they are junk
??? They have a stronger heater than stock and in almost every case that I have seen they work better with LTs.
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