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3 wire O2 sensor needed!

George_Pimpdaddy

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k i have heddman hedders and new dual exhaust with 40's exiting behind the rear tires its 2.5". now i need to put my O2 in before i start to drive it more so whats my options ive read about the 3 wire O2's from like an s10 works?? if you guys know what i need and a part number or something would be great thanks
 
George_Pimpdaddy said:
thanks also would napa would have it?


YES!!! I just bought a Bosch 3 wire O2 sensor from them on Saturday it was like 49.00 with my AAA discount. I'm going to be doing the 3 wire O2 sensor upgrade on my 90 K-5 soon also.
 
one to your o2 sensor wire, one is hot and one is ground. make sure the hot is run to power with ign.
 
most 3 wire are the same size, any auto parts store should have them. the black wire is signal wire the two white wires are your ground and your ignition, the 02 sensor does not care what wire (white) goes where as long as one is ground and the other is ignition
 
The Delco's come highly recommended, the Bosch's don't. I woouldn't/won't ever go the Bosch route myself.
 
dyeager535 said:
The Delco's come highly recommended, the Bosch's don't. I wouldn't/won't ever go the Bosch route myself.

I just asked this question in another thread about the Bosch O2 sensors and why they weren't recommended and no one really came up with a reason why not to use them. What I've read the Bosch makes numerous O2 sensors for the OEM's so I guess they couldn't be that bad. I wouldn't even be surprised if the AC Delco sensor was made by them.

Dan..
 
http://coloradok5.com/forums/showthread.php?t=172595&highlight=bosch+o2

http://www.thirdgen.org/techboard/diy-prom/104834-730-will-not-stay.html?highlight=bosch+ground

The real answer is somewhere in the archives over at diy-efi.org, but it isn't just heresay. I spent some time trying to find it, but the only thing I could find in a cursory search was the ground issue, not the exact explanation, but I've seen it before.

Bosch made the '85-89 MAF sensors for the F-bodies (at least) and they still work, but it doesn't mean the problems with the O2 sensors aren't real. Lots of parts anymore on domestics are Bosch.
 
I have read (this site or another) that the Bosch spark plus are not that great, but I dont remember anything bad on the 02 sensors
 

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