are these universal will they work on upstream and downstream
1680516
The length of the leads on the sensor may not allow it to work everywhere. Check on Bosch's website and get the proper sensor for your exact car.
1680517
I think it depends on the car - for the Mazda Tribute upstream and downstream are different but who knows why.
1680518
These are not universal, altho they do fit a number of different cars. Using universal O2 sensors is not good practice. #1 They are not designed for YOUR car, They are designed to give enough of a signal to get by on, but by being a stop gap type of sensor your catalytic converter will be the part that suffers the most. The best way to approach replacing your factory sensor is at your local auto parts store or here at Amazon and request what is known as an "OEM equivalent". That means the sensor meets and or exceeds what the manufacture states is required.
1809443
I have successfully used them with Thirsties, BumGenius, and Rumperooz. I would imagine they would work with any brand.
8347
Yes and they work great! I have them on all spigots, hoses, and attachments.
757859
Yes ! They are all compatible, the only difference might be the plumbing connection but your plumber should be able to take care of that.
2253293
The upstream and downstream are different from each other. At least on the v6. Look on the AutoZone website at the bosche part #s and it will tell you what you need
2121198
I just own one but it should work with any pump liquid. It's pretty universal.
83675
They will connect but you'd only be able to use the 10' section of the 39625 that has bayonet connectors on both ends. If you tried to connect them fully it would give you a city sewer connection at both ends. I can't see it being practical to mate these together.
1629202
yes that is how they are designed to be used. As long as you use the same series they will interconnnect. They are keyed so they will only mate one way.
2183529
It's an upstream. They're good. For my x5, I used bosch 15109 for downstream, and solve my problem. Hope this helps.
493958
Use a denso for sure....avoid the bosch at all costs. you want one listed as upstream. I have a 01 2.7 Taco.
397677
No, there is two different part numbers for up and down stream. Best way is to look it up on part store website, then match up the part numbers here. That's what I did.
1444152
They will all work, however if there is a triple zero in the part number it is supposed to be for a sump, and if there is a 008 it is supposed to be for effluent. The sump has a shorter range and will run more often.....about 4" difference compared to 8".
1302459
They seem to be pretty universal, we have used them on different manufacturers.
1266629
I think I read somewhere they are not compatible. I know they work on gas or regular electric elements.
1435797
any pressure sw will work. but it is better if the fittings or connections are in the same location. this will make the change over simple & not require extra work or fittings.
1299161
From what I can tell. Yes. As you mainly need the fittings. I spliced and they work great! A little fragile so give a bit extra length until you can judge that. Hope that helps!
2172507
I'm pretty sure the answer is no. Too bad because I have one that I can't use. You need to know your engine model and then look online to figure out what sensors work. You need two one upstream and one downstream.