Need Bosch Part No for Mondial 32 O2 Sensor

If possible, if someone has it, I could use the actual Bosch part number for a 328/Mondial 3.2 O2 sensor.

I know David Hanna has alot of info and p/n's on this kinda stuff.

Much appreciated.

The number as listed in the Bosch Cata. is #13009..

That should be adequate to order from and/or cr .

Thanks JR.
Much appreciated.

Joe,

if you need the entire # let me know.

Regards,

Thanks JR,

I just back from the local good ol' fashion auto parts store near me, carries alot of stuff Kragen and those guys don't have (if ya know what I mean).

Anyways, they have to order it (I thought they might have it but no luck). So I'll get it Monday/Tuesday. $150 bucks, not bad. I'll put it in next Sat.

I have a lazy O2 sensor on my 3.2 Mondial. Modulates between .1 volts and .4 volts,, and I have a smog test coming up.
Freq. Valve is running at about 70% duty cycle trying to richen it up.
Hopefully this will square it up.

Thanks again JR !

Question?

Did you set the static CO first with the oxy sensor disconnected and the Adjuster Set Screw Hole plugged? CO checked before Cat?

A new O2sen never hurts on a car with miles or years {}...but they can't compensate fully for a static setting that needs a tweek.

Joe: are you puting an Ohm meter from the spade to the ground, to check the sensor?

Hello JR / Henry,

JR had asked >Did you set the static CO first with the oxy sensor disconnected? CO checked before Cat? <

No, not as of yet. I was sorta thinkin' that as well, but the last smog check numbers were all very low as I was sorta just thinking it wouldn't hurt to check and/or replace the sensor.

Henry,
You had asked >are you puting an Ohm meter from the spade to the ground, to check the sensor?<

ans : yes

more : Car has about 45000 miles. I've owned it seven years and it has always passed smog with consistently low numbers. Been doing alot of short trips lately so I thought the O2 sensor had carbon deposits or somthing.

More :
(JR, I'm looking at the following EGA : www.bridgeanalyzers.com 5 gas bad boy..9005 model..probably pull the trigger within 3 weeks, what do you think ?)

(Henry, do you have a 2 gas analyzer ?)

Viva Ferrari - Talk !!!!

Joe: I thought of a 4-gas, but they had a super deal on a 5-gas, which I bought......about a month ago. It is from Ease Diagnostics....about $3900.

Hello Henry,

Thanks for the info. I will check them out.

I too have been looking at the 2 gas, 4 gas, etc.. but I'm gonna get the 5 gas'r (wife already gave the go ahead)
((JR's lucky, nobody to have to answer to))

$3900 ain't bad at all, some people want $4900 +.

I've also looked at this Ferrit one from Toolsource :

http://www.toolsource.com/ost1/Results.asp?qu=microgas+or+exhaust+and+analyzer+or +gas+and+analyzer+or+5-gas

Might not be bad at $2995.

But I've talked to the guys over at Bridge Analyzers and they seem like good folks, and the user manual (which I read already) seems easy to use.

Thanks for the lead !