If you need a new O2 sensor...

[L32Projekt]

Here's a place that sells them cheap on EBay:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...category=33557
New, purchased in bulk (so no package will come with the sensor), make sure you fit the listed applications. Usually runs around anywhere from $72 at GMPD to $130 at your local dealership. Get it here for $32 shipped. No, I'm not affiliated with these folk, but I bought one from a previous auction (haven't recieved it yet, won it late Friday night and it was shipped on Monday.) Hope this makes my SES light go away for a while (it should.) Have fun folks...

[JohnD.]

Originally posted by L32Projekt:
Hope this makes my SES light go away for a while (it should.)

Some of the problem why you are getting an SES light may be those 605's you're running. If you don't have a pulley swap they are probably too cold for your setup.

[BLLDOGG]

thanks...i need mine replaced so im going to check them out. email me if you actually get them and they work ;) thanks

[98Camaro3.8]

The one in the picture has the square connector, which means it's only for the post-cat sensor (maybe also pre-cat for 95-97, I don't know for sure). If you need one for the manifolds, that one wouldn't work.

[98Camaro3.8]

OK, just checked my parts manual. Here's the deal: AFS109 are the sensors that are on the manifolds from 97-02. I guess they just used a stock photo of it that had a different connector.

[L32Projekt]

Got them in today, perfect and shipped very well in good packing material. Just installed it and got the code reset. I need to drive it some more to see if it corrected my SES issue, but I think it did the trick. The code is supposed to set 2 minutes after the car warms up completely (is this open- or closed-loop operation, I can't remember!) The vehicle was already warmed up (installed the sensor on a hot engine, OUCH!) and the code didn't set on my 5 mile drive back home, so let's hope! ;)

Originally posted by JohnD.:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by L32Projekt:
Hope this makes my SES light go away for a while (it should.)

Some of the problem why you are getting an SES light may be those 605's you're running. If you don't have a pulley swap they are probably too cold for your setup. </font>[/QUOTE]Problem occurred BEFORE the new plugs went in. Autolite 605's are only 1 range colder than stock and won't negatively affect anything aside from fouling quicker due to the colder temp on the plug, but thanks for the advice!

[98goldbird]

Do you remember the User ID's Name that sold you these? Sorry to revive this post, but 2 of my O2 sensors are out (bank 1 and bank 3), and my gas mileage is getting killed. You could find out under the feedback pages.

Thanks L32Project

[L32Projekt]

User ID is arnorton and doesn't seem to be selling actively right now. BTW, sensor is still running great!

[98goldbird]

Thanks, I'll email him to see if he has some back-stock or something