Re: O2 sensors for '97 328

Jinks  <Jinks@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>	I have a 1997 328iC that is throwing catalytic converter codes along
>with O2 sensor codes.  Both me & the local converter expert suspect the
problem
>is actually more the O2 sensors than the converters, so I'm going to try
>replacing them first.  The problem is that BMW wants $200 + each for 4 of
'em!
>That makes the sensors worth over $800!
>	Does anyone know where I can find some after market O2 sensors at a
>reasonable price?

NAPA will sell you some with the BMW connector, or some without the BMW
connector.  If you buy the ones without the connector, solder and use
heatshrink on the wires chopped off of the old sensor.  Don't even think
about using crimp connectors.  If you use the ones with the connector
already
on, they will cost twice as much but save you some time.
--scott
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