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oxygen sensor 200 1989

posted by  transit wind on  Mon Sep 21 14:10 CST 2009
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A O2 sensor socket at Sears is about $10-15. Its usually reachable without having to jack the car. Its a plug in so you really just have to unscrew it and put the other one in. Not hard to do and you have a socket for life so everyone you ever meet that needs a O2 sensor replaced your there for a small fee. It will pay for that sensor in the long run too. eeuroparts.com will ship it for free, groten might as well seeing its over $100.






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