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On a 92, i was going to replace the oxygen sensors. I was told to make sure and buy the original brand instead of the Bosch. Is the original brand the Denso for around $26.00? Thanks.
but I have yet to have a problem with the Bosch sensor I have been using (right side got ruined by oil and I needed a quick replacement). With more time I would have gotten AC-Delco.
Everyone has said that the Bosch replacement is no good but I haven't had any problems with it since I replaced the sensor with the Bosch. Although I would have gotten the AC Delco if it was available when I needed it, I can't see a reason now to avoid the Bosch....it works well for me.
On a 92, i was going to replace the oxygen sensors. I was told to make sure and buy the original brand instead of the Bosch. Is the original brand the Denso for around $26.00? Thanks.
I tried Bosch on my 95 and they were crap. I am now using Densos with no problems. Dont know if they are better than the ACs but they have already outlasted the Bosch.
Do yourself a favor, go to Sears and get a Craftsman 7/8" stubby wrench. You'll need it for the drivr side sensor. You'll get to them best from under the car. Get the exhaust pipes warm (but not hot) before you start.
Do yourself a favor, go to Sears and get a Craftsman 7/8" stubby wrench. You'll need it for the drivr side sensor. You'll get to them best from under the car. Get the exhaust pipes warm (but not hot) before you start.
I used the OE type AC-Delco sensors.
And don't forget the anti-seize compound. They don't always remember to pack it with the new sensors.
i have a 94 with 4 wire o2 sensors, this is showing 1 wire for the 94?? i was shocked when i saw $26 for an o2 sensor!!! i was about to order and i thought for a minute....i have a 4 wire....crap!
is this a typo?
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I got my OEM O2s (4 wire) for my '95 from a forum-friendly Chevy dealer that I've been told I'm not allowed to mention on here anymore. Full dealer price was around $80 per and I got them for a little over $40 each.
I got my OEM O2s (4 wire) for my '95 from a forum-friendly Chevy dealer that I've been told I'm not allowed to mention on here anymore. Full dealer price was around $80 per and I got them for a little over $40 each.
CK- just spell the forum-friendly Chuby dealer backwards....no harm....no foul...we can use a mirror to despyher.......
I got my OEM O2s (4 wire) for my '95 from a forum-friendly Chevy dealer that I've been told I'm not allowed to mention on here anymore. Full dealer price was around $80 per and I got them for a little over $40 each.
I'm sure they were a "Superior" Chevrolet operation... Can we use pig Latin to say it?...
i have a 94 with 4 wire o2 sensors, this is showing 1 wire for the 94?? i was shocked when i saw $26 for an o2 sensor!!! i was about to order and i thought for a minute....i have a 4 wire....crap!
is this a typo?
I dunno. Call their customer service department and find out. I ordered an EGR valve from them (Delphi) back in May and they shipped the same day. I had my part in less than two days.