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Replacing the O2 senor 850 1994

posted by  ahles5 on  Sun Feb 16 02:53 CST 2003
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Replaced my sensor in about 30 minutes using parts from www.thepartsbin.com $110 for Bosch sensor. I have a early production 93 850 with only the front sensor and no EGR system. Handle the part with normal care and connect the wires with the vehicle off should be sufficant to prevent damage. I raised the car up on the drivers side lift point to access the sensor from below. Lowering the car, I worked on connecting the wire from above being sure to route the wires away fom the exhaust system.






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