O2 Sensor....bosch?
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Most O2 sensors put out the same voltages because of the way they are designed. "Universal" usually means it does not have a connector attatched and you crinp your old one onto it. These are usually 1 wire type of O2 sensors (I don't think I have ever seen a universal 2, 3, or 4 wire sensor). It makes sense.....One universal number to stock instead of 100 of the same sensor with different connectors for different applications.
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I don't mind splicing......I have not looked at the old one yet and know there is 4 wires...the new one has four wires two white and think the other two are black and grey....hope my old wires are same color so I do not have to guess...LOL
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There's not much difference between the Bosch and the Denso sensors. Almost all O2 sensors are design to output voltage in the same range and any slight variation will be compensated for by the ECU. Other than connector, there really is no difference.
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Originally Posted by AF1
I don't mind splicing......I have not looked at the old one yet and know there is 4 wires...the new one has four wires two white and think the other two are black and grey....hope my old wires are same color so I do not have to guess...LOL