Need an O2 sensor?
10-16-2003, 11:19 AM
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Need an O2 sensor?
You might want to check OxygenSensors.com:
http://www.oxygensensors.com/
I just bought an OEM sensor for my 96 3.4L for $99.99 (including shipping). They also offered a generic sensor for $67.99.
Thanks to Dr. Z for this head's up!
http://www.oxygensensors.com/
I just bought an OEM sensor for my 96 3.4L for $99.99 (including shipping). They also offered a generic sensor for $67.99.
Thanks to Dr. Z for this head's up!
Last edited by midiwall; 10-16-2003 at 05:06 PM.
10-16-2003, 11:29 AM
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I'm just replacing the front one.
Both of mine are the originals with 114k on 'em. So I'm doing it more as preventive maintenance than anything else.
I'm also about to get into a new bout of tuning and wanted the cleanest/most reliable signal I could get out of the front one.
Both of mine are the originals with 114k on 'em. So I'm doing it more as preventive maintenance than anything else.
I'm also about to get into a new bout of tuning and wanted the cleanest/most reliable signal I could get out of the front one.
10-16-2003, 12:11 PM
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Sounds good, thanks for the link.
Say, have you cleaned your MAFS? I think I am going to hit mine (even though I have no problems).
Just use contact cleaner...and that's it - I think.
Say, have you cleaned your MAFS? I think I am going to hit mine (even though I have no problems).
Just use contact cleaner...and that's it - I think.
10-16-2003, 03:42 PM
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Originally posted by <96 Runner>
Say, have you cleaned your MAFS? I think I am going to hit mine (even though I have no problems).
Just use contact cleaner...and that's it - I think.
Say, have you cleaned your MAFS? I think I am going to hit mine (even though I have no problems).
Just use contact cleaner...and that's it - I think.
10-16-2003, 04:22 PM
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Thanks for sharing.
That OEM one mentioned on that site is not a true Toyota OEM sensor. It is one made by Walker and has the proper plug on it.
I just ordered a new one from www.Partznet.com today for about $93 for a real Toyota one.
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That OEM one mentioned on that site is not a true Toyota OEM sensor. It is one made by Walker and has the proper plug on it.
I just ordered a new one from www.Partznet.com today for about $93 for a real Toyota one.
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10-16-2003, 04:49 PM
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Originally posted by Gadget
That OEM one mentioned on that site is not a true Toyota OEM sensor. It is one made by Walker and has the proper plug on it.
I just ordered a new one from www.Partznet.com today for about $93 for a real Toyota one.
That OEM one mentioned on that site is not a true Toyota OEM sensor. It is one made by Walker and has the proper plug on it.
I just ordered a new one from www.Partznet.com today for about $93 for a real Toyota one.
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