> I guess what I was wondering was how come Bosch DID have a cheaper
>  equivalent listed for
> lots of vehicles, but NOT the Digifant?  If the only difference between
O2
> sensors is the connector,
> and whether they are heated ( 3 wire ) or not ( 2wire ), shouldn't their
> "generic", ie connectorless,
> versions be listed for all vehicles?  I don't know much, if anything,
about
> O2 sensors; other than
> Bosch's cross reference, how does one decide that two sensors are
equivalent?

  I agree with you totally Chris.  Also there are people like Nathaniel
Merrill and Michael Sullivan DOES have problems after installed a "generic"
O2 sensor.

Yi-Ruey Wei
87 Vanagon GL Syncro  w/leaking cylinder head
85 Jetta GLI  w/160,000 miles
Dallas, TX
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