soon2befast04

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hmm.. haven't thought about disconnecting the battery. im gonna give it another day then i'll try that thanks.
If not I think im just gonna get some denso truck one's to put back in it because in my opinion my old one's ran better!!! so far.. or it could be the bosch thing

00ChevyScott

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Snagged this picture from work in case anyone was wondering what the sensor connector looked like or what the OE numbers were.

budhayes3

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Holy crap Scott, hope that isn't an exact representation...looks like 50 feet of wire lol!

I've read that the Bosch are junk, like everything Bosch makes, but they are the cheapest, and can be tested for operation with tuning software or a scan tool.

As for Denso, they make everything the best IMO (I may be biased since I've been with Toyota/Lexus since '92 though). The OEM sensors have to be better than the Bosch, but go bad just like any other part. I had one replaced under warranty before I was modded.

soon2befast04

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yup thats what mine looked like, and yes there is alot of wire no lie i bet they're 3 1/2ft. long!!

soon2befast04

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well I don't think my truck likes those vette 02's both banks are throwing the O2 codes I think im just going back to the factory truck style ones, it def. ran better before

soon2befast04

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well i bit the bullet, and bought 2 acdelco truck sensors! Man it def. runs better, but i haven't cleared the codes yet. Man i hate doing things twice

Mangled03gmc

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Lol Heres a moto for you then... Never enough time to do it right the first time but always enough time to do it twice... LMAO jkn Glad you got it fixed

soon2befast04

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haha that def. apply's to me!! especially about my GF's 4runner! Thanks man

budhayes3

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Well, at least you can use the Bosch Vette sensors as jump ropes lol