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Old Jun 19, 2003 | 03:13 AM
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Wiring O2 sensor help.

Hey all.. i just bought a 4 wire Bosch O2 sensor from Autozone for my E6K that never came with the sensor when i someone sold it to me. How do i plug the sensor to the E6K harness??.. can i just use some butt connector and be done with it??..thanx in advance!
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Old Jun 22, 2003 | 01:44 PM
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E6K Diagram


The 02 Sensor should have came with instructions showing which lead does what. Have a look at the E6K diagram here.

Your 4 wire has 2 ground wires, they can be grounded together as the E6K diagram assumes a 3 wire, which has the common ground built into the sensor.
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usually the wires that are the same color are your heater wires and can be hooked up in any direction. the other two will be constant +12v and the other will be signal to your ecu.
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