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O2 sensor cost? #66049 07/12/02 09:05 AM
Joined: Jan 2002 Posts: 18 Newport Beach/San Diego, CA J jesseix OP Junior Member
OP jesseix Junior Member J Joined: Jan 2002 Posts: 18 Newport Beach/San Diego, CA	Does anyone know about how much an 02 sensor for a 98 SVT should cost, and/or any place that maybe has good deals? Any info much appreciated, thanx in advance.... '98 SVT E0's with Yoko's B&M K&N and a hot blonde ridin' shotgun

Re: O2 sensor cost? #66050 07/12/02 10:21 AM
Joined: Dec 2001 Posts: 653 Colorado Springs 6 69Boss302 Member
69Boss302 Member 6 Joined: Dec 2001 Posts: 653 Colorado Springs	Advance sells Bosch for ~$65 for the lower and ~$70 for the upper Check here... http://www.partsamerica.com/SelectParts....r=Oxygen+Sensor Mike BTW, do you know what production # your car is? I'm 173 I have a dream, and that is a 69 Boss 302 with Jules Asner in it. Current - 2002 Chevy Silverado Former - 98 SVT E0 T-Red 4/4/97 #173 of 6535(so long girl, you'll be missed)

Re: O2 sensor cost? #66051 07/12/02 10:26 AM
Joined: Dec 2001 Posts: 653 Colorado Springs 6 69Boss302 Member
69Boss302 Member 6 Joined: Dec 2001 Posts: 653 Colorado Springs	Oh yeah. To make sure you've got the right O2 sensor before you leave the store, the lower one's have a round connector and the upper is a sqaure connector. You also need 2 of each. For both the front and backside of the motor. Mike I have a dream, and that is a 69 Boss 302 with Jules Asner in it. Current - 2002 Chevy Silverado Former - 98 SVT E0 T-Red 4/4/97 #173 of 6535(so long girl, you'll be missed)

Re: O2 sensor cost? #66052 07/12/02 11:35 AM
Joined: Oct 2000 Posts: 168 Farmington, MI M Munson Member
Munson Member M Joined: Oct 2000 Posts: 168 Farmington, MI	I just got my upper rear (bank 1) O2 sensor from Autozone for $65. It's a Bosch unit. BTW, the Ford unit was $140 at the dealer. And I won't even get into what they wanted for labor :rolleyes: . Quote: You also need 2 of each. For both the front and backside of the motor. No, not unless more than 1 sensor crapped out on you. Usually only 1 sensor will fail at a time. The OBDII codes will tell you which one. -Kurt "I'm a little sceptical of that internet thing. After all, what's it got besides information?" -DB, 1/97

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