Re: Oxygen sensor question
 

I recommend getting a sensor that is a direct plug-in, NOT a universal one
that has to be spliced.




"Jeffrey DeWitt" <JeffDeWitt@nc.rr.com> wrote in message
news:HbrLg.6125$Md4.5915@tornado.southeast.rr.com. ..
> The check engine light on my 96 Cherokee is on, and the code is calling
> out the rear (after converter) oxygen sensor.
>
> Auto Zone lists two sensors, both made by Bosch, one "O.E." type for $120
> and a universal type for $55.
>
> Money IS an object here, is there any huge hassle in using the cheaper
> universal sensor? Is there any overriding reason that I should spend the
> extra money for the O.E. sensor?
>
> Thanks!
>
> Jeff DeWitt

Re: Oxygen sensor question
 

I recommend getting a sensor that is a direct plug-in, NOT a universal one
that has to be spliced.




"Jeffrey DeWitt" <JeffDeWitt@nc.rr.com> wrote in message
news:HbrLg.6125$Md4.5915@tornado.southeast.rr.com. ..
> The check engine light on my 96 Cherokee is on, and the code is calling
> out the rear (after converter) oxygen sensor.
>
> Auto Zone lists two sensors, both made by Bosch, one "O.E." type for $120
> and a universal type for $55.
>
> Money IS an object here, is there any huge hassle in using the cheaper
> universal sensor? Is there any overriding reason that I should spend the
> extra money for the O.E. sensor?
>
> Thanks!
>
> Jeff DeWitt

Re: Oxygen sensor question
 

REPLY #2
I recently (last week) installed a Bosch O2 Sensor in my Bronco that cost me
just over $45.





"Jeffrey DeWitt" <JeffDeWitt@nc.rr.com> wrote in message
news:HbrLg.6125$Md4.5915@tornado.southeast.rr.com. ..
> The check engine light on my 96 Cherokee is on, and the code is calling
> out the rear (after converter) oxygen sensor.
>
> Auto Zone lists two sensors, both made by Bosch, one "O.E." type for $120
> and a universal type for $55.
>
> Money IS an object here, is there any huge hassle in using the cheaper
> universal sensor? Is there any overriding reason that I should spend the
> extra money for the O.E. sensor?
>
> Thanks!
>
> Jeff DeWitt

Re: Oxygen sensor question
 

REPLY #2
I recently (last week) installed a Bosch O2 Sensor in my Bronco that cost me
just over $45.





"Jeffrey DeWitt" <JeffDeWitt@nc.rr.com> wrote in message
news:HbrLg.6125$Md4.5915@tornado.southeast.rr.com. ..
> The check engine light on my 96 Cherokee is on, and the code is calling
> out the rear (after converter) oxygen sensor.
>
> Auto Zone lists two sensors, both made by Bosch, one "O.E." type for $120
> and a universal type for $55.
>
> Money IS an object here, is there any huge hassle in using the cheaper
> universal sensor? Is there any overriding reason that I should spend the
> extra money for the O.E. sensor?
>
> Thanks!
>
> Jeff DeWitt

Re: Oxygen sensor question
 

REPLY #2
I recently (last week) installed a Bosch O2 Sensor in my Bronco that cost me
just over $45.





"Jeffrey DeWitt" <JeffDeWitt@nc.rr.com> wrote in message
news:HbrLg.6125$Md4.5915@tornado.southeast.rr.com. ..
> The check engine light on my 96 Cherokee is on, and the code is calling
> out the rear (after converter) oxygen sensor.
>
> Auto Zone lists two sensors, both made by Bosch, one "O.E." type for $120
> and a universal type for $55.
>
> Money IS an object here, is there any huge hassle in using the cheaper
> universal sensor? Is there any overriding reason that I should spend the
> extra money for the O.E. sensor?
>
> Thanks!
>
> Jeff DeWitt