White94Bird

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I'm in need of new os sensors because my LTs fried my factory ones.

what do you guys recommend, I've read that 13111 are good but can throw some codes

badbird5.7

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i use Delphi's or AC Delco's

White94Bird

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Part #?

badbird5.7

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i'll get it for you when i get off work, i've always had great luck with these ones

libertyforall1776

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Looks like Denso is better, some notes on them on Camaros here:
http://www.camarohomepage.com/project/part3.htm

Denso is stock in some GM cars...

"The Denso "O2S" is better because its aluminum-oxide "trap layer" covers the sensor element and resists damage to its platinum electrode and a porous, PTFE (Teflon) filter on the sensor's atmospheric side prevents moisture or contaminants from degrading accuracy."

Top is Delphi, Bottom is Denso:

beedo

iTrader: (28)

Got a brand new Bosch for 50.00 if you decide to go that route.

White94Bird

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Autozone says that there is a difference in the left and right side? The Denso are more expensive for the right side?? What gives?

Bad Blu Formula

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There shouldn't be a price differece. Its the same part. Autopart stores are so dumb sometimes.

Anyway, I run the Denso sensors on my car and they've done better than the Bosch's ever did.

HAZ-Matt

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They aren't the same part. They have different length tails on them.

As far as not giving codes, I have been able to run the Delphi O2's without insufficient switching codes, although I would get the code with brand new Densos. As said above, if you order an AC Delco replacement nowadays you will get a Denso. Most don't care about that code and just turn it off.

Haven't used a Bosch on my car.

bene

iTrader: (16)

I've tried both Denso and Delco brands. Both identical and both got me the insufficient code. Denso did only last for a few months. I am now trying the NGK/NTK brand O2s and hopefully they are better.

White94Bird

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By tails you mean the wire length, right?

01'SSLSX

i use bosch 13111, and i've never had a problem with them. im a cam only car that made 390hp on a mustang dyno.

also i have a friend at a parts store so i got my o2's for like $50 a piece.
regularly i think their $70

HAZ-Matt

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Yeah, the wire length. I have extensions so for me I can just get a pair of what is cheaper since the short ones reach. People like the post cat Vette sensors since they have really long tails and you don't need an extension.

MillerTime85

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I've always heard good thing's on the denso's.

Damian

iTrader: (89)

Neither.

NGK is the way to go. I've tested them all back to back while tuning cars. The NGK's are 2-3% more accurate, every time.

King Nothing

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13111's here also and i haven't run into any problems yet but all i have is LT's

justinj

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what's the part number?

White94Bird

iTrader: (21)

Well I ordered 2 Densos and only paid $84.xx for the pair, great deal!!

I'll see if these work any better.

White94Bird

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I have about 4000 miles on them and they are working great, got a slow response code and deleted it and it never came back.

I'm satisfied for now..

LS1121

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I got a pair of Bosch 13444 for $29 New off of Ebay, the wire was a little long on the driver side so I used a plastic wire tie. They are working fine for 2 weeks now. I know what people say but $29 was hard to pass up.