O2 sensor part number
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I've searched some more and can't find anything.
Look up Motorcraft number at www.forparts.com then go buy it.
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i know to get bosch or motorcraft, but, of all these parts listed, which can i or cannot use?
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glc has the number above.
If your Manifold and Y pipe is OEM, stick with "Exact fit". That's the easiest route. I would replace with the same, either Bosch or Motorcraft; whichever you have currently, -and replace both upstream at the same time for best results. No need to worry about Alternate, Universal, etc, -unless you have a custom set up that relocated bung locations further downstream.
Yea, - "Exact Fit" - Upstream.
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thank you. i have a completely after market exhaust but the driver side o2 still fit in the new location.
reason i only asked about the passenger side is because i had longtube headers sitting around for a year or two. finally got around to installing them and turns out they didn't fit. had to get the exhaust done so i got shorty headers and everything else had been cut out or replaced already. i had already cut the sensor wires for a TEMPORARY extension installation but that stayed under there longer than i wanted.
again, thanks for the help.
reason i only asked about the passenger side is because i had longtube headers sitting around for a year or two. finally got around to installing them and turns out they didn't fit. had to get the exhaust done so i got shorty headers and everything else had been cut out or replaced already. i had already cut the sensor wires for a TEMPORARY extension installation but that stayed under there longer than i wanted.
again, thanks for the help.