05-17-2005, 01:00 PM
naz,May 17 2005, 02:12 AM Wrote:darkpuppet,May 17 2005, 02:01 AM Wrote:haha..yeah, we were looking at o2sensorwholesale earlier... It seems many other cars use Bosch sensors... wonder what the diff is between them.. the size is pretty standard, would it be possible to get a Bosch off a different car, and rewire it? COnsidering of course they're the same type of O2 sensor....
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pure speculation here, but it seems like the plug attached to the sensor is what is really driving up the cost.. example.. 95 GS-R is like 67 for the universal sensor w/o the plug and its 160 for the OE type sensor with the plug.
so maybe you can save money by just getting a universal sensor and splicing up the old plugs yourself?
good thing its still 38usd each for the OE type sensor for a 91 integra LS :D
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the problem could be that the connector has a resistor that calibrates the O2 sensor... which is the case with wideband O2's.
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