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Which O2 sensor to buy

posted by  J.R. on  Thu Nov 13 00:28 CST 2008
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Walker was the last one I had in there. I should receive the Bosch one today with the entire cable. I like saving a few dollars, but sometimes I throw in the towel and not take the "cheap" route twice. Although I did learn about the possibility of buying the Mustang version with this thread.

All I have is 1 data point with my Walker Universal heating element failing at 8 months. Not sure if that is a design or manufacturing flaw. Glad there is an aftermarket out there to keep pricing competitive.






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