02 sensors question
09-09-2009, 11:07 PM
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02 sensors question what happens if i use a rear o2 sensor as a front one? i recently did a header install and damged one of the front 02 sensors wiring, is there any difference between them? they look the same to me but i dont know.
09-10-2009, 03:33 AM
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I'm not real sure about this one. I know the fronts and backs are a different part #. I also know that alot of people, including myself, run the Bosch 13111 (Corvette rear sensor) after a header install because they eliminate the need for O2 extensions and also are rumored to be more reliable. So, I'm not much help, but at least I bumped you back to the top.
09-10-2009, 11:11 AM
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I'm not real sure about this one. I know the fronts and backs are a different part #. I also know that alot of people, including myself, run the Bosch 13111 (Corvette rear sensor) after a header install because they eliminate the need for O2 extensions and also are rumored to be more reliable. So, I'm not much help, but at least I bumped you back to the top.
09-10-2009, 12:37 PM
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I have the bosch 13111 from the corvette on my car without problem. The only reason the stock o2's have different part numbers is because they cables are different lengths. They are all the same actual sensor and they work fine. Only reason i bought the boschs is because i burned up my others. dont ask me how
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09-10-2009, 02:29 PM
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What type of problems am i looking at if I buy these? I already looked them up at autozone.com and they are only about $70, thats a price alot lower than the dealership gave me. So if run a rear 02 as a front one should be fine, i figured the same thing but I wasnt sure because they look identical to each other.
