

| Subject: | Re: Splicing O2 sensor? |
| From: | Tom L. Neal |
| Date: | Wed, 26 May 1999 22:28:43 -0700 |
The cigarette lighter version are the low cost generic ones? I just got one, too. Should be able to find the mating connector somewhere. Just started to look. Cheers, Tom Neal On Wed, 26 May 1999 jeff_gilbert@PEOPLESOFT.COM wrote: > Hi Volks, > > Ok, This week I dusted my 2nd Cat Converter in a year.... I think its time to > put in that new O2 sensor. > > The Sensor I have in the van differs slightly from the one I purchased. The old > Sensor has connection points that look like those on the power window switch, > kind of pronged or fork like. The new Sensor has a more modern looking > connector, shaped like a ciggarette lighter, like a plug (sorry for crappy > details, dont have sensors with me). > > Both sensors have 3 wires each (2 white, one black), and the same part number on > them. My questions, then, are: > > 1. Are these interchangable sensors or am I risking damage by using my new one? > > 2. How do I splice the wires on these suckers.... how do i know which white > wire on one sensor goes with which white wire on the other sensor? > > Thanks, > > Jeff > > '87 Syncro Westie >
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