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NTK or Bosch 02 sensor 700

Any thoughts about which is better?

My iridiums are flawless and that is perhaps why I am wondering before I make a change from Bosch to NTK.

My information tells me W0133-1606460 for a 1988 760 Turbo.

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NTK or Bosch 02 sensor 700

Hey Micheal,



The NTK sensor should be comparable in quality to the Bosch, but I have not used them personally, so I can't give first hand experience. That seems to be a direct fit sensor, so there should be no issue putting it in. However, I don't know if it will be any cheaper than a Bosch sensor. If you are interested in saving a some money, you can use the Bosch 13913 sensor for a '86 Ford Taurus w/V6. Its the same sensor and often less than $45.00 at the chain auto stores. You can wire it to the stock wiring with crimp connectors or you can solder a ford connector to the end of the factory wire. This lets you use the 13913 sensor without cutting the end. Don't solder to the wires on the sensor, since a minute amount of reference air is drawn through the insulation of the wire of the oxygen sensor.


Cheers, Jon 'Uncle Olaf'








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NTK or Bosch 02 sensor 700

I say Bosch. Direct fit. Not a universal or one meant for another car. However If you do that make sure you solder wires really well.







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