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O2 sensor shock......

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$200+ for one pre-cat sensor on my 2006 turbo. Anybody have a cross reference part number from one of the usuals? I am sure that NAPA only wanted $80 or so last time I asked but I want to make sure I get the same connector as the OEM supplied unit

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I suspect that Andrea quoted for the pair rather than the one I need. My local AdvanceAuto list a Denso as direct fit at $106. Would it be a problem to just replace one with a Denso?

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I suspect that Andrea quoted for the pair rather than the one I need. My local AdvanceAuto list a Denso as direct fit at $106. Would it be a problem to just replace one with a Denso?

Steve

If its technical specs match OEM, no it would not cause a problem.

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Does the Bosch 17174 have the same plug on the end or will I need to change it?

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Thanks all. Ordered online for $75 and free shipping Vs $205 from Sunset. Apparently Porsche does not support "aftermarket" items. Lets hope it fixes my perpetual random bank2 misfire problems....

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Just curious, were you getting any fault codes related to the O2 sensors? OBDII has specific fault codes for O2 sensor related faults.

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Yes, curious. All of Bank 2 or just random cylinders? Coil wiring? Injector wiring? Don't want to go negative but I have seen low cylinder compression throw a cylinder misfire (probably one of the least likely situations, especially considering it's a Turbo).

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