A few questions about o2 sensors, ATX vs MTX sensors,Denso vs ??

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broke1

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Im needing to replace the o2 sensors and been searching......I've read about most sensors on the cars being Bosch and the o2 sensors on my 95 3.2 ATX car are a 4 wire setup vs 3 wire on the MTX cars.....

I'm leaning towards 2 of the Denso 234-4610. I've always had great luck with Denso (they are a main OEM supplier of o2 sensors) and I can pick up 2 for around $45 shipped.

Anyone used these and were satisfied?? If not,what o2 sensors did or have you used that you've been happy with ON THE 89-95 FORD TAURUS SHO??

Was the information I found stating that 93-95 ATX cars had 4 wire heated o2 sensor vs MTX cars having 3 wire o2 sensors correct or?? Im pretty sure it's correct because the sensors between MTX and ATX have different part #'s but u never know......

Thanks for any feedback!!!
 

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Bosch alternator and O2 sensors worked fine as replacements on my ATX SHO. Original O2's were Ford-branded, NTK-mfr'd.

Yup, MTX = 3 wire, ATX = 4 wire

MTX: BOSCH 13942 OE Style Oxygen Sensor; Heated; Wires: 3; Length (in): 10.8 Heart
Fits Upstream; For Part number E7TF9F472AA; For Part number E77F9F472AA; For Part number E77F9F472BA; For Part number E93F9F472AA; OE manufactured part
Or Upstream; For Part number E9SF9F472AA; For Part number E97F9F472AA
NTK 22013 NTK OE Type

ATX: BOSCH 15716 {#13127, 15718} OE Style Oxygen Sensor; Heated; Wires: 4; Length (in): 10.6
Fits Upstream; For Part number F4AF9F472AA; OE manufactured part
Or Upstream; For Part number F0SF9F472AA; For Part number F4DF9F472AA; OE manufactured part
NTK 22500 {#22109} NTK OE Type
 

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the Denso oxy sensors have worked fine for me on the SHO.
 

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I am using Denso O2 sensors on my MTX , and they have been fine for several years. Like you, I have had good luck with the Denso brand
 

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Denso is a trouble free O2 sensor and the original Motorcrafts are fine as well.
I did not have great luck with Bosch, but that was back in the time that I had other people installing them.
I think if they get mishandled or dropped, it has a big effect on how they work or how long they last.
 
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