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Old 08-13-2007, 09:14 PM
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Which brand oxygen sensors should I buy all the parts stores I call only have boush but I have heard to use AC Delco what is the difference if any?
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You pay what you get for keep that in mind, I paid 91.81 for one Gm Goodwrench replacemnt o2 sensor.
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God I love owning 1-wire O2s. Everyone here swears by Delco (GM brand) and nothing else.
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So have you had bad experiences with boush or you just haven't used them much? Where is a good place to get some ac delco sensors reasonable?
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how do you know if they go out on your car tho.
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I have 2 new bosch in mine atm. We'll see how long they last.

You know they go out by hooking a scanner up to your car. They have a mV reading. My right one was dead-dead. It pretty much sat at 125mV and they are supposed to fluctuate from 400-900. If they're in the lower range all the time, they're going out.
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I have a set of bosch sensors, 8,000 miles and no problems
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I guess I need to scan mine then and see if they are bad I'm just trying to figure out why my car is running pig rich. But I think I figured out the problem I've been driving it uncaped while I've been trying to gather up the rest of my exaust so I think thats why its running so rich.
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ntk/ngk o2 sensor through summit here.they work fine and good price.



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