who sells the cheapest O2 sensor

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Feb 13, 2008 | 10:30 AM

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icerunner

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You may be right Im not sure...

Also, 2 cat's..... YIKES just 1 more "CAT" for the "METH Heads" to steal.....
Bunch of Thev'in Bastards

BTW "Champions Free shipping" is nice on heavy parts as it saves you a bundle of $$$$.....

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Feb 13, 2008 | 02:42 PM

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MTL_4runner

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Also, you ONLY need a "A/F sensor" (instead of the "o2 sensor") IF you have a CALIfornia model/VIN # right...?

Like I said, if your truck is a 2001 or newer, you have an A/F sensor.
Not sure how much more simple I can make that.

Feb 14, 2008 | 04:01 AM

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aero

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I got mine from sparkplugs.com (the front air/fuel ratio sensor).

Feb 14, 2008 | 05:36 AM

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mkgarrison5

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Originally Posted by MTL_4runner

Like I said, if your truck is a 2001 or newer, you have an A/F sensor.
Not sure how much more simple I can make that.

and as usual you are correct sir. it tis that cali model... too bad it didnt come with the blondes also..

Feb 14, 2008 | 06:18 AM

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icerunner

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Originally Posted by MTL_4runner

Like I said, if your truck is a 2001 or newer, you have an A/F sensor.
Not sure how much more simple I can make that.

Yea,
you made it pretty clear, I just didn't read your earlier post. Cattys are expensive and Im suprised they (toyota) would have 2 cattys if they didn't need to (for some states)...interesting.