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Oxygen sensor tool 200

posted by  Bob Wennerstrom on  Fri Oct 11 13:16 CST 2002
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I just got a brand new univesal O2 sensor for $16.50. Don't know that I'd spend $10 on a used one. The sensor I got had very specific instructions about splicing the wire and included a piece of heat shrink tubing so it would appear that making a good clean watertight splice is important. Don't know about the tool but I'm also anxious to find out cause I've got a new sensor ready to install and it doesn't look too easy to put in a Turbo manifold.

Bob
82 intercooled turbowagon 234K





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