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RonniEdwards 07-13-2013 09:37 AM

Difference between these 2 Bosch sensors?
 
Just trying to figure out what the difference between these two sensors are. If my O2 sensor is out, might as well replace it with an upgrade. Both are for upstream and I know it's wideband but I'm a little confused here...

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EviLStewie 07-13-2013 10:19 AM

Simple the Premium Sensor isn't a wide band.

The ECU is expecting a Wideband input.
Furthermore I believe the front O2 is a 4 wire heated sensor.

EviLStewie 07-13-2013 10:23 AM

This is it I believe.
I used the bosch vehicle finder

PartInformation

RonniEdwards 07-13-2013 10:27 AM


Originally Posted by EviLStewie (Post 4499703)
This is it I believe.
I used the bosch vehicle finder

PartInformation


I used the vehicle finder as well and assumed that the one that you mentioned above is the correct also, I was just searching around and researching possible upgrades/possibilities. And I came across those two and was a little stumped as I know the front is wideband..

RIWWP 07-13-2013 10:59 AM

Both front and rear are 4 wire heated O2. Exact same connectors. But front is wideband, rear is narrow band. The first 3 words in the description of each indicate which is narrow and which is wide.

RonniEdwards 07-13-2013 11:14 AM


Originally Posted by RIWWP (Post 4499712)
Both front and rear are 4 wire heated O2. Exact same connectors. But front is wideband, rear is narrow band. The first 3 words in the description of each indicate which is narrow and which is wide.

Oh fuck. I read that too and my brain must have completely omitted it. Wow. *Facepalm*


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