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Replacing Oxygen sensor - what I learned 850 1996

posted by  Ten Sleep on  Sun Oct 30 14:36 CST 2005
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Hmm, that's discouraging news about the universal sensors. Did you use the Bosch universal, or another brand? As far as commiting to universal from here on out, it looks like the splice should be made between the sensor and the original connector; that way, if a return to the original setup is indicated, one just has to unplug the old spliced lead and replace the sensor, lead and connector with an OEM type setup.
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Ten Sleep 1980 245DL 1995 850 Turbo






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