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Old Jul 14, 2008 | 08:29 PM
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Bosch O2 sensor for rear section by cat

I have a brand new Bosch O2 sensor for a replacement for the rear O2 sensor on the Evo 8 or 9.



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Old Jul 15, 2008 | 02:03 AM
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is this a direct plug&play? or do u have to hardwire it?
Old Jul 15, 2008 | 06:31 AM
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is this a direct plug&play? or do u have to hardwire it?
It includes the quick connects for easy connect with stock wires. You would have to cut the wires, or reuse the stock plug. It is very easy.
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Is this a direct plug and play sensor, or do you have to wire it up..
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Originally Posted by I-Dom-In-8
Is this a direct plug and play sensor, or do you have to wire it up..
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It includes the quick connects for easy connect with stock wires. You would have to cut the wires, or reuse the stock plug. It is very easy.



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Is this a direct plug and play sensor, or do you have to wire it up..
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for clarification - this o2 sensor comes with 4 wires. Evo 9 has 4 wires. you need to cut the factory wires and connect them with this o2 sensor. it is super easy. you dont need to solder. the o2 sensor comes with quick connectors (they are like butt connectors). it literally takes 5 min.



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