O2 Sensor nightmare!

I recently purchased a 94 Z28 M6 with various mods on it. Chevy Hot Cam kit, 1.6rr, Hooker headers, Hooker exhaust, Racetronix fuel pump, and the MSD opti-spark 2, Hurst speed shifter. Anyway my problem started when my passenger side header burned through my o2 sensor wire. No problem right? Wrong! I bought a new sensor, but the guy at the parts store was as confused as i was. See my car has 3 sensors. Two on the passenger side and one on the driver side, all pre-cat. Two are 4 wire and one is 1 wire.
My question is, does this sound right, does it matter where the 1wire-4wires goes? Car starts up fine and runs like a bat out of hell for the first 20 min. after it starts to sputter and bog down. Any advice would be greatly appreciated! I would be weary about picking up O2s from the parts store. When it comes to engine sensors I prefer GM AC Delco parts.
Are you throwing any codes?
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When you install the new sensors, make sure that the wires and harness are tucked/zip-tied/strapped away from any sources of heat, or you are going to have the same issue again. From the factory, the O2 sensor harnesses are pretty secure to limit their movement, you should ensure the same.
Also -- be weary purchasing O2 Sensors from your local DAP. Historically people have had issues with the Bosch O2s that are usually sold locally. Like it was mentioned earlier, go to the dealership and get AC Delco brand ones, or order them online.
If you will be ordering them online, also check out the NTK (NGK) O2 Sensors. I ran them on my car for over a year without a hiccup.
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Others will recommend madz28.com though. Both will provide you with good results, but will be no substitute for a solid dyno-tune.



