funky Posted April 19, 2008 Share Posted April 19, 2008 just curious..im thinking about changing my oxygen sensors..should i just buy the replacement sensors and use the old clip.... or do i have to buy the new sensors with the new clips....arent the old clips just click out and click in for the new sensor? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
code58 Posted April 20, 2008 Share Posted April 20, 2008 just curious..im thinking about changing my oxygen sensors..should i just buy the replacement sensors and use the old clip.... or do i have to buy the new sensors with the new clips....arent the old clips just click out and click in for the new sensor? Funky- I have tried the "universal" sensor that you are showing and no they are not "click out and click in"- and also they didn't work. They were Denso but even though they assured me they were the correct ones, I believe the reason they didn't work is because they were probably oxy.sensors rather than air/fuel ratio sensors which is probably what you are thinking of. The sensors on front and rear exhaust manifolds are a/f ratio sensors and the (one) sensor behind the cat.con. is an oxy. sens. Read my answer to the post a couple from this for more info. Y/T Roger Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
funky Posted April 21, 2008 Author Share Posted April 21, 2008 just curious..im thinking about changing my oxygen sensors..should i just buy the replacement sensors and use the old clip.... or do i have to buy the new sensors with the new clips....arent the old clips just click out and click in for the new sensor? Funky- I have tried the "universal" sensor that you are showing and no they are not "click out and click in"- and also they didn't work. They were Denso but even though they assured me they were the correct ones, I believe the reason they didn't work is because they were probably oxy.sensors rather than air/fuel ratio sensors which is probably what you are thinking of. The sensors on front and rear exhaust manifolds are a/f ratio sensors and the (one) sensor behind the cat.con. is an oxy. sens. Read my answer to the post a couple from this for more info. Y/T Roger thanks roger. appreciate the help. i am a newb when it comes to cars :) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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