O2 sensors are pretty much standard across the board. Our list vendors sell the short version - ie you have to cut and splice - or the long version, ie has the complete long wires where you just plug and play. Most go for the short version - cut and splice - when is in the neighbor hood of $40. No difference in performance between it and the more expensive version. The sensor itself is identical, it is the wiring hookup that makes the difference in price. Rediculous to pay that high price for one. John Rodgers 88 GL Driver
Sidney White wrote: >In calling around and shopping on Internet I cannot find an O2 sensor for >less than $140.00. Isn't this ridiculous considering the cost for an American >auto? > >Sidney in New Orleans > > > |
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