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Old Nov 9, 2011 | 03:15 PM
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Default Denso O2 sensor for LT headers part number

Saw a million requests for this but no answers. The Denso part number for the Vette rear O2 sensors (Use as fronts in an F-Body with LT headers) is 234-4617 These have a 44" wire on them.

Now I can get the correct ones. The 234-4025 are too short for LT headers.
Old Nov 9, 2011 | 03:40 PM
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Originally Posted by The_Bishop
Saw a million requests for this but no answers. The Denso part number for the Vette rear O2 sensors (Use as fronts in an F-Body with LT headers) is 234-4617 These have a 44" wire on them.

Now I can get the correct ones. The 234-4025 are too short for LT headers.
HAHAHAHA (Not laughing at you btw)

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Old Nov 9, 2011 | 05:48 PM
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I remember that thread.....
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I bought 2 new ones last month for a new dyno tune and the ones listed for our cars @ Oriley, Advance, and Autozone were the factory 02 zo6 sensors with the long wires.
Old Nov 11, 2011 | 07:50 PM
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Here's a picture of the two. The 234-4025 on top and the 234-4617 on the bottom.
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did you order them already? if not then keep looking for the cheapest. they can be bought for around 30$. dont jump on the first link you see. am going with denso too, my O2s are busted.
Old Nov 13, 2011 | 05:20 AM
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If you look on Rockauto.com they list the wire length for all the Denso O2 sensors.
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I have both of them here, probably going to install Tuesday.

Jontall - I was not able to find that into on rockauto.
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i dont see why you would need extra long wire with longtubes i have hooker lt and the harness is 8 inches away from where the sensor goes in the collector,any advice would be appreciated.
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I have the Dynatech headers. The 234-4025 sensors are too short, by about 4"-5" The extra long wires are far easier to zip tie well out of harm's way. Not needing an extension harness of questionable quality is an added bonus.
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Originally Posted by The_Bishop
Saw a million requests for this but no answers. The Denso part number for the Vette rear O2 sensors (Use as fronts in an F-Body with LT headers) is 234-4617 These have a 44" wire on them.

Now I can get the correct ones. The 234-4025 are too short for LT

headers.
F body with ls1 not lt1.....let's just clear this up for the guys like me trying to find a sensor for my lt1 car.
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This was a 2.5 year old thread resting peacefully and not likely to confuse anybody till you dug it up.




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