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39590, buying O2 sensors
Posted by 96eclipse2nr, Dec-15-02 09:10 AM
well, the time has come, my upstream 02 sensor has gone kaput. anyone know where to get a reliable but CHEAP one? the lowest one i have seen is like $70, and i dont have alot of money right now (college, christmas), so any cheaper would be great! thanks
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39591, RE: buying O2 sensors
Posted by optimuspeterson, Dec-15-02 10:15 AM
that is about as cheap as they come i believe. I payed that much for mine.
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39592, RE: buying O2 sensors
Posted by fasterGS, Dec-15-02 11:17 AM
NOPI has some for cheaper, but they rarely have them in stock.
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39593, RE: buying O2 sensors
Posted by 95ALLmotorFWD, Dec-15-02 12:37 PM
nopi has them for 30 bucks, mines lasted 6 months so far , its made by ngk so i know it will last longer than my car lol, direct plug in too!
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39594, RE: buying O2 sensors
Posted by RIeclipse, Dec-15-02 01:07 PM
do you have a part number for nopi or what subject will it be under?
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39595, RE: buying O2 sensors
Posted by ner947, Dec-15-02 01:22 PM
hate to hijack the thread, but does anyone know where i can get a O2 sensor that can handle leaded gas? 100LL gas is very avaiable to me at the airport where i fly a lot, and i'd like to use it after i get rid of my cat. besides, i hear that lead is good for engines because it lubricates it a little more. it's an easy way for me to get "race gas" without having to mix up tolurine or whatever it's called (stuff scares me) or having to drive far to get race gas...just a thought...
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