will theyveffect my o2 sensors
512098
No, if your O2 sensor is not attached on the OEM exhaust manifold. Both my O2 sensors are down by the Cat; one about 8 inches in front and the "down stream" is around a foot after the Cat. So, if your O2 "up stream" sensor is NOT on the stock manifold, you're good. One thing to mention here is on my 1996 RAM 2500, the left (passenger side) fit just fine, but the right (driver's side) I had to mount it solid because the OEM flanges on the right did not match up, so be careful. Hope this helps.
1354731
These sensors should work with units that have 2 wire connections to the main system board. They are quite simple and work very well. You should not have any trouble replacing your old, damaged, non-working sensors.
604084
Perhaps not, I had recently ordered two knock sensors and intake gaskets, they where combined in one box, the sensors was tucked in the corner with some air pillows not much protection IMO. One thing I will mention they come in plastic bags from manufacture as well no box and I`m sure the person stocking your order from Amazon has no clue the sensitive nature of the sensors. BTW both of mine had no problems but I'm sure one keeps in the back of there mine, as I did `I hope they work' as it's a fare amount of work installing them just to find out they are defective from miss handling or poor packing. Perhaps not, I had recently ordered two knock sensors and intake gaskets, they where combined in one box, the sensors was tucked in the corner with some air pillows not much protection IMO. One thing I will mention they come in plastic bags from manufacture as well no box and I`m sure the person stocking your order from Amazon has no clue the sensitive nature of the sensors. BTW both of mine had no problems but I'm sure one keeps in the back of there mine, as I did `I hope they work' as it's a fare amount of work installing them just to find out they are defective from miss... » Read More Perhaps not, I had recently ordered two knock sensors and intake gaskets, they where combined in one box, the sensors was tucked in the corner with some air pillows not much protection IMO. One thing I will mention they come in plastic bags from manufacture as well no box and I`m sure the person stocking your order from Amazon has no clue the sensitive nature of the sensors. BTW both of mine had no problems but I'm sure one keeps in the back of there mine, as I did `I hope they work' as it's a fare amount of work installing them just to find out they are defective from miss handling or poor packing. « Show Less
1316062
I would purchase a left and a right and replace them both to be safe. It will not only avoid any confusion, but it will also guarantee better performance as most technicians will suggest to replace all O2 sensors at the same time.
2265901
I'm not Sure but there are 4 sensors maybe it isn't in the place where the effected sensor is double check the installation/wiring good luck !!!!!!!!!!!!
1417200
There could be more than one O2 sensor. This looks like the O2 sensor downstream from the catalytic converter.
1097394
is the holes to install o2 sensor on newer model whith close loop injection systeme.
2265900
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.
1332581
You need a code reader to determine which one is bad. I believe there are a total of three O2 sensors.
1133341
The ride-on website answers that question. If your sensors are hermetically sealed they should be ok.
1475587
Yes the extra sensors have all the hardware as the original.And they work great have a car port not a garage 1 sensor on either side of my car aimed at the car door lets me know if anybody gets near my car on either side ! They even have the little weather shield whitch I still use even under the car port.
1917513
Yes, since all oxygen sensors are pretty much the same. The only differences are the connector and wire length.
1467183
Verify on j&pcycles.com; whether or not they're compatible with your bike, but they are prefabbed for the O2 sensor. Awesome sound to these short shots and a good price to boot.
1535797
The sensors will not work. I have them on a 2012 cc and they are the wrong frequency.
1960472
Not that I could see, but I haven't used it a lot yet. From what I understand, if you use it all the time it may eventually wear out the O2 sensors faster, but if you have enough money to run this stuff all the time in every tank then I guess it's a small price to pay!
1363648
Not sure if it will but the set needed more parts. I had to send the sensors back. I shud have just bought from dealer even though it costs more
2107796
it doesn't matter if it's metal or plastic, as long as you install them correctly. Keep in mind when installing, don't push the sensors from the center but instead push them by outer edge into their place.