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| jsup | Part Number for O2 Sensor | ||
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Autozone part number 13190 listed for the heated O2 sensor. None of the Autozones around here have them and are having a hard time getting them
Anyone know the Bosh number so I can call Napa, Pep Boys, or someone else? Thanks |
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Posted on: 2008/3/3 22:52
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| bogus | Re: Part Number for O2 Sensor | ||
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I am sure the Bosch site would have the xref you need.
also check NGK O2 sensors, I feel they are mucho better. |
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Posted on: 2008/3/4 4:00
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| Midnight85 | Re: Part Number for O2 Sensor | ||
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I got my heated O2 off ebay, it is a Borg Warner. Been doing fine for over 2 years now. Cheap too!
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Posted on: 2008/3/7 15:24
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| jsup | Re: Part Number for O2 Sensor | ||
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I got the Bosch 13190 in Autozone for $27. I had a $20 credit on that card they give out.
I had to pick up the connector at a local auto parts store. The old fashioned type where the guys are rude but know their shit.... I have it all hooked up. I pulled the power from the wiper motor, since I don't drive the car in the rain. I used the ground on the bell housing bolt where everything else was grounded. |
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Posted on: 2008/3/8 9:19
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