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Old 07-08-2010, 07:37 PM   #1 (permalink)
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o2 sensor HELP please?

will a denso NP2344622 work, in both front manifolds?

this site:

http://www.discounto2sensor.com/stor...967124&PN=2219

says it will. according to rock auto the high dollar (2349007) sensor is for california emissions... and mine is not california emissions. if i can use the 23446622 i can save more than HALF on the cost !!

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As far as I know, the front and rear banks' sensors are the same. One of them has a bit longer cable than the other; the rear one, I think.
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As far as I know, the front and rear banks' sensors are the same. One of them has a bit longer cable than the other; the rear one, I think.
True, but Denso converged parts so that both now have the same length harness. Didn't make much sense to manufacture/stock both parts.
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If you are handy, you can buy without connector and reuse old one.
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the NP2344622s worked in the front.

a generic downstream o2 sensor (i had to splice the wires) turned the da*ned check engine light off.
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