o2 sensor?
07-31-04, 08:06 PM
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o2 sensor?
Which o2 sensor will be compatible with my 94 fd? There were two at the autozone one was like 17$ and the other was like 115$. The cheaper one was without a connector while the more expensive one had 1. They looked different and wondered does it matter which o2 sensor i buy? Im a cheap bastard and got the 17$ one.
07-31-04, 08:09 PM
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You buy the cheap sensor, you have to splice the connector. You buy the one with the connector, you don't have to mess with that.
BTW, you can get a compatible o2 sensor w/connector from www.oxygensensors.com for only $60 or $73, depending on manf.
BTW, you can get a compatible o2 sensor w/connector from www.oxygensensors.com for only $60 or $73, depending on manf.
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Originally Posted by KingofCrunk
Which o2 sensor will be compatible with my 94 fd? There were two at the autozone one was like 17$ and the other was like 115$. The cheaper one was without a connector while the more expensive one had 1. They looked different and wondered does it matter which o2 sensor i buy? Im a cheap bastard and got the 17$ one.
I have the cheap BOSH brand at AutoZone... Just have to splice the connector.. and reconnect.
I will buy Denso when I have enough money. As for now, this brand is doing me good.
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Originally Posted by RX7SpiritR
pfff screw all that go get a wideband 
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You must be running stock. With the PFC, you do not even need the sensor. I do keep a wideband sensor I use with my LM-1., but thats coming out once the car is tuned. It in no way effects the way my car runs.
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Originally Posted by technonovice
You must be running stock. With the PFC, you do not even need the sensor. I do keep a wideband sensor I use with my LM-1., but thats coming out once the car is tuned. It in no way effects the way my car runs.
the PFC has fairly good closed loop control. i would leave the oxygen sensor in there, without it the PFC won't run closed loop.
ppl who have changed the oxygen sensor with the standard ECU, do you have any problems? Does it generate an error code?
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