Only 1 o2 sensor on a 95?
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Only 1 o2 sensor on a 95?
When I was under the car chaning the transmission fluid i looked for the second O2 sensor after the cat. But there was none. Is it somewhere else? The 94 has 2 too. So it couldnt be a left over.
When i was under the car i noticed my body was stamped 1994. Musta been one of the first 1995'* off the line. Or its just some arbritrary 1994.
When i was under the car i noticed my body was stamped 1994. Musta been one of the first 1995'* off the line. Or its just some arbritrary 1994.
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Straight from Bills site
SE and SSE
SSEi
SE and SSE
Exhaust on the SE included an exhaust manifold, a single exhuast with a catalytic converter, and single inlet with single outlet on the muffler coming out the passenger side. There were 2 heated O2 sensors, and no resonator. This model used an electronic EGR valve. The SSE used the same exhaust as the SE, with the exception of the dual muffler outlets coming out on either side of the rear of the car, and also had an electronic EGR valve
Exhaust on the SSEi included an exhaust manifold (no headers), and a single exhuast with a catalytic converter, and muffler with a single inlet with dual outlets coming out on either side of the rear of the car. There were two heated O2 sensors, and a resonator. The SSEi used an electronic EGR valve
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There is only 1. I have changed mine out before. I was at the dealer and went over the scematicts with the parts guy and only 1 showed up, at the top of the down pipe. Every other connection was accounted for. So if someone has 2 on a 95 SSEi, they truely have a unique car...lol
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