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Old 05-03-03, 03:59 PM
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Question Mustang GT O2 sensor

Went to rice err PEP boys and asked for an O2 sensor for a GT Mustang to replace the OEM one.

Wow, good looking sensor by Bosche. Much larger than the OEM Fd one. It has four wires and is about $60.

Can I use this O2 sensor....? If so, I think it has four wires:

2white
1 grey
1 black

Anyone using this sensor? Think it is preheated? How is it coonected? Which wire is the actual sensor to clip the oem plastic connector too?

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Damn y'all...not one reply?

Looking for alternatives to the oem sensor with a heated one.
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You can buy a Bosch O2 sensor for the FD for $30.00
Its the same exact O2 sensor Mazda sells for over $200
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See if this thread helps:

https://www.rx7club.com/forum/showth...hreadid=104298

BTW, I'm using the single wire O2 from Bosch that ErnieT mentioned above.
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jeez..... first guys start droping v-8's in there 7's now o2 sensors form mustangs, whats next? j/k. are they better or something?

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I think you can.

usually 4 wire sensor is better then single wirw sensor.
because it's heated and it has seperate ground wire.
I think grey wire is sensor wire and balck is ground and white ones are for heater.
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This O2 sensor is before the cat....just thinking of alternatives...really nice sensor comes with antiseize and plastic cap over the threads. Thanks for the feedback everyone!
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