Re: Re: Bosch (or other quality) O2 sensors...where?

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As I read the posts in the archives, by the time the MIL is tripped, the
sensor is long gone. I suspect mine isn't going to be around much longer,
so I'm taking the preventative step here.

jay & dana wrote:

> Can't help you here much Andy, except that Bernd said stick with the
> Dealer
> (Dodge) O2 sensors. I am partial to Bosch but when mine go I'm not sure
> myself, maybe Mopar.
> But I do have a question, if the O2 sensors go will they trip a code that
> I can read if I do the key on/off sequence on my 1997, 318, or is this one
> of those problems that won't show up when you pull the codes?
>
> Jay
>
>
>
>>Where can I get (other than a dealer) a quality O2 sensor? NAPA, Pep
>>Boys, etc.? Reading the archives I see either Bosch & stock are the
>>only ways to go. '99 318. I think I only need to replace the front
>>sensor?

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