Generic O2 sensor, $40

[David Head]

Did that. 1. Heat shrink, 2. heat shrink connectors. 3. Marine grade
self sealing connectors. Bought a calibrated crimper. 4. Used additional
sealer with 1,2 and 3. Longest one lasted 3 months...

Huw Powell wrote:

> Two words: heat shrink.  Well, three words: heat shrink tubing.  OK,
> four words, self sealing butt connectors.
>
> There is no reason why a good splice should be compromised by goo (or G
> 000...) dripping on them.
>
>> If you have a rack leaking, you'll know why... I tried every possible
>>  way to seal the splices. The pentosin would get in and short it
>> out...
>
>
>>> I went to Advance Auto parts, got two $36 Bosch 13913 sensors,
>>> spliced and installed them. The car(93 100s) runs a lot better than
>>> before, the new sensors have breathed new life into it. Splicing
>>> was such a cinch that it makes me wonder why someone would pay a
>>> hundred dollars a piece for an OEM fit sensor.
>>
>
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> Huw Powell
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