GM's updated O2 sensors. FYI Looks like one part number for front and back. New design. These pics are comparing the Bosch. http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v1...g?t=1242345458 http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v1...g?t=1242345505 |
yeah are denso's and from my experience they are alot more durable |
Originally Posted by Ryne @ CMS
(Post 11600000)
yeah are denso's and from my experience they are alot more durable |
What is the part number for the new GM O2s? Thank you, David |
AFS123 and or 19178924 |
Draggin up an old thread, I know, but those aren't GM, they're Denso |
Originally Posted by jimmypop13
(Post 12121532)
Draggin up an old thread, I know, but those aren't GM, they're Denso Another picture for example (it's my picture I took). http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d5...DSC_0797-1.jpg |
I don't know if they are any more durable but I tried some Denso's and they did not like my LT's at all. I had insufficient switching codes even in the summer. I have had better luck with the Delphi O2's on my car. |
My stock 02 sensors lasted 138,000 miles with LT headers and I replaced them with two more GM sensors and they are working great too. The two new GM 02 sensors looked just like the orginal equipment sensors that came on the car. They were not the new style pictured above. |
So are people seeing quicker switching from the 'new' GM O2 sensors with longtubes? |
I like the new ones, I'm glad they switched. They are also (slightly) cheaper, but not much. |
Originally Posted by Scoggin Dickey
(Post 12123435)
I like the new ones, I'm glad they switched. They are also (slightly) cheaper, but not much. |
19178924 |
Originally Posted by Scoggin Dickey
(Post 12123641)
19178924 |
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