NTK O2 Sensors
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Originally Posted by BillBost37
Picked up my 4 wire for $60 locally
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That was before before my "Dating the receiptionist/Metro Auto Salvage Employee" discount
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Originally Posted by BillBost37
Sex for auto parts....hmmm hopefully she'* cute too.
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I still have mine to sell, but it depends what year your car is. The one im selling is single wire.
http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...ic.php?t=33428
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I didn't know there were 2 O2 sensors. What does the one behind the cat do? I just though there was only the one on the downpipe. :?
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Well, they both read O2 levels. But if I understand correctly, only the one in the down pipe really affects gas mileage. I think the one behind the cat makes sure the cat is working correctly. I think it will throw a code if it reads that the cat isn't doing its job.
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That is correct..... The one in the rear manifold helps the PCM determine air fuel ratio.... The one behind the cat helps the PCM ensure that the Cat is functional...
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