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Which Oxygen Sensor? 200

posted by  KarmaticLove on  Tue Feb 11 12:23 CST 2003
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Hello Bricksters,
I am on a quest for better economy from my 240. Being extremely anal about the maintainence of my ride, I am now setting up to do the oxygen sensor before the idiot light gives me its luminous cue. I noticed that FCP Groton offers two types/brands of sensors...a Walker & Bosch version. I do not, however, want the universal type because I do all of my work outside my apartment and can not solder the connections the way they should be done. It is strictly plug and play for me. Now, gut instinct tells me to buy the Bosch but my pocket says the Walker. Is there any difference in reliability, quality, or performance between the two brands? Thanks in advance...Peace

1990 240 lowered w/ many extras






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