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Missing O2 Sensor Connector - Chasing it down

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Old 06-24-2013, 07:17 PM
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Originally Posted by crazzywolfie
do they ask you if it is a standard or automatic when you are at the store? only reason i ask is because i found the sensor on there website when i answered "NO" to 1. W/AUTO TRANS
That I wasnt asked.

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did you ask if they can get it. i know usually if you order something by 11am it will be there by 5pm or at least that is the way it works here.

you know you can usually check to see if they have what you need in stock on there website. you just have to try tracking the stuff down.
Ya they could order it but I didnt drive down, I had to get my friend to take me down since theyre about 20 mins away in the next town over from me.
 
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ordering from rock auto sound like it would be so much easier plus it would save you about $20
 
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Originally Posted by crazzywolfie
ordering from rock auto sound like it would be so much easier plus it would save you about $20
Ended up getting the sensor from Napa. Anyways 23506 is the correct sensor, however this brings me to another problem... wires aren't long enough. I don't know what to do now?

edit: found this here , would this work so I dont gotta cut the wires?
 

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The wire isn't long enough because it's the wrong sensor. The sensor itself is right, but there is like 3 different lengths for the wire/plug.
 
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The wire isn't long enough because it's the wrong sensor. The sensor itself is right, but there is like 3 different lengths for the wire/plug.
I have an after market catalytic converter, the cat is about 3-4" forward from where the stock was before. Its a direct fit cat so I removed the factory y-pipe. I donno if that makes a difference at all.
 
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The o2 plug connects to a plug on top of the tranny (pita to get to) you know that right?
 
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The o2 plug connects to a plug on top of the tranny (pita to get to) you know that right?
Ya I know where the connector is, theres a pic of it on the first page.
 
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How short is it and how long is the wire on the 23506 you currently have?
 
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tell you the truth. i would have probably hit the junkyard and cut the wires off a o2 sensor with the right connector and splice it to the other o2 sensor you have.
 
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All I have to say is , that a 23506 has a 14" wire. If you are 4"'s too short, get a standard motor products o2. You can get one with an 18" wire. Just have to bring it in to a parts store that sells Standard and match it up. Same goes for an NTK.
 


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