O2 Sensors ?

[wannabeSHOman]

hey guys

anybody reccommend one brand of o2 sensors over another and what kinda price did ya pay. any help would be appreciated.

thanks,
tony

 

[sdpatt]

I recommmend the Bosch sensors. I, and others, have had poor results with the BorgWarner brand. You didn't say which engine you had so I will give the parts for both.

3.0L: Bosch 13942, AutoZone or AutoZone.com, $33.99+tax

3.2L: Bosch 13223 or 15716, AutoZone or AutoZone.com, $40.99+tax

 

[wannabeSHOman]

thanx scott -- you really do know everything don't you?

he he he

tony

 

[sdpatt]

wannabeSHOman:
thanx scott -- you really do know everything don't you? tony

Nope, but I've done my homework.

Scott

 

[underdog1924]

Bosch O2...what I just replaced mine with.

 

[slapnpop]

sdpatt:
3.0L Bosch 13942, AutoZone or AutoZone.com, $33.99+tax
[/QB]

I thought (at least according to the Y pipe install on this page) that there were 2 different o2 sensors. Does this part work for both?

 

[sdpatt]

Both the front and rear bank sensors are the same on the 3.0L. The same goes for the 3.2L. There are just two different Bosch part numbers that can be used for the 3.2L and either can be on the front or rear bank pipe.

Scott

 

[DeaconBlue]

With the new SHO Shop "near equaly length" Y-pipe the Bosch p/n 13942 (with a 6.5" wire harness) still will work on the front or left bank. But you may need to get the Bosch unit with a slighter longer wire harness lead length (either 12.5" or 18.5") for the rear or right bank. Appearently the bung was moved on the down pipe and once the Bosch p/n 13942 is screwed into the bung, it's leads are too short to plug into the factory harness. If you buy the Bosch O2 sensors at AutoZone, all the approperate heated 3-wire O2 sensors p/n's with their associated lead lengths will come up on the screen.

<small>[ February 28, 2002, 04:50 PM: Message edited by: DeaconBlue ]</small>