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    Benefits of an O2 Sensor

    Was thinking about replacing mine as it looks stock. Car runs great as of now. Just wondering what a new O2 sensor might do to my car's running performance. Smoother? Better mileage?
    Me: "I can't wait to redline my car!"
    Mark: "Didn't you just break a rocker arm?"
    Me: "Yeah, I don't think I've learned my lesson."
    Mark: "You never will."

    #2
    yes and yes
    1989 cirrisblau-metallic 325i

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      #3
      there's no good reason not to run one..
      Build thread

      Bimmerlabs

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        #4
        Great. I'm sold.

        On that note, aren't I able to run an O2 sensor from an old Fox Body Rustang? Would I have to hook up the wiring different?
        Me: "I can't wait to redline my car!"
        Mark: "Didn't you just break a rocker arm?"
        Me: "Yeah, I don't think I've learned my lesson."
        Mark: "You never will."

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          #5
          Yes there is a DIY on the wiring
          "God created turbo lag to give V8's a chance" Taylor D.

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            #6
            I actually lost a little performance when I replaced mine since it was running richer than it should have, but I don't mind.

            An OE oxygen sensor with proper plug is only $70 here

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              #7
              Also, I have an OE one for late models for sale for $50 shipped ;)
              cars beep boop

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                #8
                lol fap...

                Anyway, doubt I'll do any splicing. I'm not much of an electrician and I'd rather not mess things up.

                Honestly, my car runs fine and I probably shouldn't replace the O2 sensor (maybe it's not broken??). I'm going to fix this breather hose first and see how my car runs after that. There shouldn't be any other vacuum leaks. Spark plugs look like they might look like on a 21 year old car (I replace them regularly).

                Just trying to keep my car nice and tidy.
                Me: "I can't wait to redline my car!"
                Mark: "Didn't you just break a rocker arm?"
                Me: "Yeah, I don't think I've learned my lesson."
                Mark: "You never will."

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                  #9
                  You can just take it out and look at it, maybe clean it off. I'm still running the OE sensor.

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by llll1l1ll View Post
                    lol fap...

                    Anyway, doubt I'll do any splicing. I'm not much of an electrician and I'd rather not mess things up.

                    Honestly, my car runs fine and I probably shouldn't replace the O2 sensor (maybe it's not broken??). I'm going to fix this breather hose first and see how my car runs after that. There shouldn't be any other vacuum leaks. Spark plugs look like they might look like on a 21 year old car (I replace them regularly).

                    Just trying to keep my car nice and tidy.
                    Thought you said the car runs fine?

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