O2 sensor

[Johns00Z28]

Just wondering where everyone is getting their new O2 sensors from. I plan on swapping my out when I do my LT's here in the near future.

[bamaz28]

Just wondering where everyone is getting their new O2 sensors from. I plan on swapping my out when I do my LT's here in the near future.

the dealer will eat you a new ass, about $140 a pop! dont go their.

[Johns00Z28]

So any other suggestions then? AutoZone maybe? A sponsor? I'm open to any ideas.

[fast enough Z28]

Just wondering where everyone is getting their new O2 sensors from. I plan on swapping my out when I do my LT's here in the near future.

Yes auto zone Bosch around 70 or 80 bucks

[Johns00Z28]

Yes auto zone Bosch around 70 or 80 bucks

And I'm guessing that's per O2 sensor right?

[bamaz28]

And I'm guessing that's per O2 sensor right?

advanced auto $74 a pc. they are bosch also

[fast enough Z28]

advanced auto $74 a pc. they are bosch also

I dont have those around here

[bamaz28]

I dont have those around here

lucky you

[fast enough Z28]

They are 72.99 at auto zone

[Johns00Z28]

advanced auto $74 a pc. they are bosch also

Damn, that's gonna be like $150 for 2 of them!

[fast enough Z28]

just change the ones that need it imo.

[Frost]

just change the ones that need it imo.

They are the feedback used to control AFR and keep it at ideal, and are responsible for 90% or more of your cars fueling (not looked at during WOT, but if they cause + fuel trims, they will fatten up your WOT AFR costing power). Over time, they drift out of accuracy long before they fail. This ruins gas mileage and often makes the car feel a bit soggy. As far as front ones go, change them out together. Don't ever leave them in there for more than 40K miles, and if you drive less or have many mods (LT headers or more), every 2 years to keep things properly regulated.

I am very Pro-fresh O2s for good running cars.