Vette rear 02 sensors ? Bosch 13111
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Vette rear 02 sensors ? Bosch 13111
Do these really help? I have been having issues with my bank 1 sensor not lasting very long. I dunno if it's caused by the header moving it back far and the heating element not being adequate though.
I was looking at the wiring schematics between the truck and vette sensors and they don't look the same:
Truck:
A: Low Signal
B: High Signal
C: HEATER LOW CONTROL
D: Ignition Voltage
Vette Rear:
A:Low Signal
B: High Signal
C: GROUND
D:Ignition Voltage
The vettes require a ground in the C port, and the trucks don't....
Can anyone shed some light on this?
I was looking at the wiring schematics between the truck and vette sensors and they don't look the same:
Truck:
A: Low Signal
B: High Signal
C: HEATER LOW CONTROL
D: Ignition Voltage
Vette Rear:
A:Low Signal
B: High Signal
C: GROUND
D:Ignition Voltage
The vettes require a ground in the C port, and the trucks don't....
Can anyone shed some light on this?
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That's what I put in my truck. Apparently they have a better heating element and are less prone to fouling when they are further from the engine in cooler exhaust. All I did was cut the pigtail off my old O2's and splice it onto the new O2's, then they plugged right in
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That's what I put in my truck. Apparently they have a better heating element and are less prone to fouling when they are further from the engine in cooler exhaust. All I did was cut the pigtail off my old O2's and splice it onto the new O2's, then they plugged right in
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