WTB: o2 Sensor for 91' turbo 5MT or something that will work

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Imprezive
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WTB: o2 Sensor for 91' turbo 5MT or something that will work

Post by Imprezive »

My o2 sensor is gone (thats what my ecu says) and I need a new one, does anyone have a spare? I heard you can use a N/A o2 sensor but whats the catch to using those?
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555BCTurbo
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Post by 555BCTurbo »

Should just be the plug type or length of wires on the sensor that could trip you up. Really, any 3 wire Oxygen sensor will work for ya, so if you are handy with wiring, just get a known good one, and solder your old plug onto it :)
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Post by Matt Monson »

I've got a turbo one (with the short wire). I ran it for less than 5k mi from new. $40 shipped...
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