Denso O2's
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Denso O2's Just ordered a set last week and installed them last night. I like them alot, car runs real well. This is my 4th set of O2's, car ran true A/C delco's the first 3 rounds. These denso's are OEM fit and come with anti-seize. Plus only $120 delivered to my door.
Good to hear this, I have a set of Denso O2's on the shelf waiting to go on. Aftermarket O2 sensors give me the *******...troubles w/ some of them not getting along with the PCM, cycle frequency incompatibility.
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Long tube headers, real rich tune for 1 whole year ( po-boy, couldn't get tune at the time ) and a small oil leak at the pan that leaked along right to the O2 sensor connection.
Now I'm tuned, new wires and plugs last week as well, and now new O2's. Feels great , I don't run race gas so I'm hoping these last a while. On my LT1 96 Formula I never replaced the O2's, but then again it was 100% stock when I sold it at 78K.
Now I'm tuned, new wires and plugs last week as well, and now new O2's. Feels great , I don't run race gas so I'm hoping these last a while. On my LT1 96 Formula I never replaced the O2's, but then again it was 100% stock when I sold it at 78K.
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Originally Posted by Viper
Long tube headers, real rich tune for 1 whole year ( po-boy, couldn't get tune at the time ) and a small oil leak at the pan that leaked along right to the O2 sensor connection.
Now I'm tuned, new wires and plugs last week as well, and now new O2's. Feels great , I don't run race gas so I'm hoping these last a while. On my LT1 96 Formula I never replaced the O2's, but then again it was 100% stock when I sold it at 78K.
Now I'm tuned, new wires and plugs last week as well, and now new O2's. Feels great , I don't run race gas so I'm hoping these last a while. On my LT1 96 Formula I never replaced the O2's, but then again it was 100% stock when I sold it at 78K.
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LT's have issues with O2 sensors, especially if they are coated or treated. I'm having the same issue. Luckilly I can get 2 AC Delco O2's for less than $70 from the shop I get my car worked on. I think eventually the LT's will come with the O2 bung pushed up and with the O2 going deeper into the tube so they can get hotter.
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Originally Posted by Dal1as
LT's have issues with O2 sensors, especially if they are coated or treated. I'm having the same issue. Luckilly I can get 2 AC Delco O2's for less than $70 from the shop I get my car worked on. I think eventually the LT's will come with the O2 bung pushed up and with the O2 going deeper into the tube so they can get hotter.
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What exact # did you order? All say "Front" "right" . Did you buy 2 4087's?
Also, I have read a few posts on these. Will they actually handle "leaded" gas - say 116 octane?
Thanks
David
Also, I have read a few posts on these. Will they actually handle "leaded" gas - say 116 octane?
Thanks
David