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I would like to buy new O2 sen

I would like to buy new O2 sensors and see many of them on ebay. There are the Bosch ones, the Uni-Part ones, and NTK ones. The prices are hightest for the Bosch ones. The NTK ones I think are made in the USA and are medium priced. And the UFI ones seem cheap and have the lowest price. Does anyone have any experience for preference amoung these?

 

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Jeff,
For my money, I'd g

Jeff,
For my money, I'd go with the Bosch units...as their quality is a "known commodity." I don't believe, and would be very surprised, if the O2 sensor used is unique to Ferrari.

Try these guys...and do a search off the number on your O2 sensor.

http://www.importeccatalog.com/

Regards,
David

 

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I did try them and it didn&#39

I did try them and it didn't show up. I am sure they have it however...they have been a valuable resource for me. I can't Thank You enough for pointing them out to me!

 

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Jeff,

Here's another po

Jeff,

Here's another possible source...

http://www.alloemautoparts.com/?cookieID=1260WVZZY&clientid=alloem

Most of the 02 sensors (1,2 or 3 wire) are electrcially the same. The biggest difference is usually the connector type. Although I would prefer an exact match, if the 02 sensor for the TR is unnecessarily expensive, I'd consider a "universal" type, where you splice into your existing connector. I suspect that's what's pretty common on ebay. As the voltages and currents from the O2 sensor are very low, I'm not a big fan of splicing wires in an automotive enviroment...

Anytime...You're welcome.

David

 

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Hi Guys,

the OEM Bosch # fo

Hi Guys,

the OEM Bosch # for 87-91 TR's is ~ 13009

I pulled this # from the Bosch O2 Sensor Catalouge in the Ferrari section.

The above number also agrees with the Bosch Master Catalouge.

HTH's

Regards, JRV

 

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I've been looking high and

I've been looking high and low and this is how things appear so far. The cheapest I can find the exact Bosch sensor is $119 from importtec. I scanned ALL the O2 sensors on ebay and see many that are the same Bosch sensor body but with different connectors with prices ranging from $40 to maybe around $90. If the sensors have the same housing, are they the same internally and electrically? If this is the case it will simply need the OE connectors spliced on, can this present a problem? I would prefer to soldier and shrink tube the connectors on rather than crimp them for the best possible connection. Is there a downside to doing it this way? Again I don't want to appear cheap, but money saved here can go towards something else getting done.