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What sensor to get? 850

posted by  B.B. on  Wed Jan 18 10:20 CST 2012
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Hi again Klaus,

I got back to shopping for the front O2 sensor.
The Bosch website says maybe you can drift from 20MPG to 18MPG with a worn sensor.
Why don't I want to solder? If I spend a few minutes with my solder iron
and some shrink wrap I can save $50-70 depending on which Bosch sensor I get.
There's at least 4 choices for the Bosch front sensor some are short cables
some are complete OEM, some are splice and you reuse the old sensor wire.

Please update your brickboard profile so I can email some O2 notes to you?

Bill






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