Will this work for any Oxygen sensor in terms of the size/fit? I am about to replace PreCat Oxygen sensor on BMW E46 M3, not sure if this will work?
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I "believe" it will... I also own an E46 however I have yet to replace a sensor on it! Keep in mind that this particular socket is offset providing a bit more leverage and clearance where needed but not very deep. I wish I could be if more help... Sorry!
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I don't know if it would fit an E46 but I can guarantee you that it fit perfectly on my 2004 Honda Civic LX. (1.7 liter) Good luck!
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This sensor will work in all four positions of that car. The sensors and wire connectors are all the same. The only difference in part numbers is the wire length. This one is 15 inches wire length. Be sure to tie up excess wire.
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Jeff B., I don't believe so. The Bosch 13477 replaces BMW part number 11-78-1-742-050. RealOEM (website that lists all parts diagrams for BMW cars of most eras) lists the BMW OEM part number for your O2 sensor as 11-78-1-437-943. I'm sure that the difference is in the wiring length, as most modern O2 sensors have a four-wire harness with a compatible four pin terminal, but I am not certain as to whether the wiring length will be correct for your car. Too long is less of an issue than too short, as a longer cable can always be tucked away and secured with a zip tie. If cost is an issue, there are numerous aftermarket parts suppliers where you can likely get a replacement sensor that will fit your application. Check out www.ecstuning.com or www.turnermotorsport.com or www.fcpeuro.com and see what you can find. Hope this helps.
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without knowing what vehicle it fits it is hard to answer. From what I can find they are not interchangeable. I would recommend looking up the sensor you need on Bosch's O2 sensor application guide online.
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It should. What it does is spaces o2 out of exhaust flow so that sensor isn't picking up as much exhaust therefor lowering the the amount of exhaust gases the ECM see's. It worked on my honda and the cat on it is hollowed out.
506691
This is a 5-pin primary or front Bosch oxygen sensor only. It can not be substituted for the secondary or rear oxygen sensor.
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Hmmm... I'm not 100 percent sure. I have used it in an E9x. Also, I've used it on an E46 once I shared two of the pins together. It's worth a try.
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yes make sure you keep your old o2 sensor .. cut off the electrical end off of it and use it for the new one
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Yes it will work but you either have to already have an O2 sensor on your exhaust or at least have the bung welded on your exhaust. If you not you will have to drill a hole in your exhaust to install a bung so that you can install the O2 sensor. Other than that that should be the only thing that will stop you from installing it. Good luck! I hope I was able to help
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I don't remember - it was for my girlfriend's car. You have to do a little research. Can you tell me what fault code you are getting? Based on that fault code, search om the net and you'll get a diagram telling you which sensor it is. Here's something for you: http://ww2.justanswer.com/uploads/carguyjosh/2010-11-10_012356_rav4_o2_location.jpg
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I had codes for oxygen seasors and misfires. I replaced them with new O2 sensors and all I have now is a misfire. My code reader tells me it's 3 cylinders that have a misfire.
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I'm sure it will, but I found its not that great of a tool. It only diagnostic the engine. Look into the brand Creator BMW Multi System code reader. They work a lot better!!!!
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I am mechanic and i dont see that is a air fuel sensor, if your car use air fuel ratio, it is not posible to chang for a second sensor, because the second is a oxigen sensor and work very different, you can not change.
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I am sorry if this would fit your car becuase CA has different codes and sensors due to hot weather, I would try asking any close by vendor who sells the sensors.In my case my car was a Honda accord EX model where this sensor was for Ultra low emissions ULEV and so it was a good fit
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I went onto oxygensensors.com and got the part number from there. I went with the Denso brand and it was the cheapest in town with an exact fit. I hope this helps you!!
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Hello, Yes, our sensors work just fine, as long as you order for the correct year, make, model, and engine size. Thank you, Chantal
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Try it...it's inexpensive. Whether it works depends on the specifics of your problem. I tried it on a 4 cylinder BMW with a new head and profile gasket and a slow leak. It worked great.