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YOUR RESEARCHCan anyone help with a 996 3.4 O2 sensor (Bosch part no.)?
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Double check beforehand but I think the above is correct?
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I think some use the > as an arrow rather than greater than
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Hi all,
I've had two codes show up on Dura.
P0154 Porsche fault code 18 - Oxygen sensor ahead of Cat Cyl 4-6
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P1119 Porsche fault code 5 - Heating Power O2S ahead of cat bank 2
I believe these both relate to the pre cat O2 sensor on the R/H ( Drivers UK) side.
Historically I've bought O2 sensors without the plug and soldered them on to the existing plug and saved a huge amount of money in the process however I'm struggling to find the part number for the O2 sensor on a MY99 3.4
Can anyone help?
Just did a quick search (hopefully I got the correct one) and these list the Bosch and genuine Porsche, Bosch is obviously cheaper and you know it will be genuine buying from these?
https://www.design911shop.com/Porsc...Porsche-99360612801/prod874/?source=doofinder
>>01 mean up to 2001 and is the same as the 993 Turbo. part number 99360612801 should be correct for pre cat
Bosch number is 0 258 986 505
The 3.6 version is P/N is 99660617801 and is hugely more expensive.
Bosch number is 0 258 986 602
I cross referenced both the above part numbers on Autodoc for the Bosch part numbers.
Double check beforehand but I think the above is correct?
They've got their symbols wrong than as the less than symbol should open out towards the largest number, less than 2001 would be <01 or 01> and greater than would be >01 or 01<.
Anyway, that does look promising so I'll give it a go, cheers, thanks for cross referencing! I hadn't thought to try autodoc
Just a word of caution. Bosch manufactures a lot of sensors etc in China. There is a possibility of fake/counterfeit products so if the price is "too good" you know how the saying goes. I would buy only those from reputable sources. Even if it means that the price is a bit higher. Doing that we also help online shops to keep products in stock for example.
Definitely! I've found Amazon the worst for counterfeit car parts and eBay generally okay (if you're careful)
I thought it was priced about right for a bulk seller, if it is counterfeit it'll be going straight back!
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