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Oxygen Sensor Question??

I destroyed the 02 Sensor on removal and I thought I'd just replace it. Then I looked at the price 200.00 for the 84-85. The 02 sensor for the newer 86-89 is quite a bit less. Are they interchangeable or does it make any sense to find a low mileage unit. Any advice appreciated!

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Old 04-22-2004, 11:23 AM
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You can also use the Mustang Bosch sensor, or any other generic sensor with the 18mm thread. Heated version is ~$50. Soldering/splicing required.
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Craig, Do a search as there are alternatives that have been discussed many times here.

You can also go to this link and check for the generic Bosch part numbers. Pehaps discover a cross-compatibility.

http://www.boschusa.com/AutoParts/PartFinder/partfinder.asp
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Hi Colin,

Thanks for the info! Being a rookie DIY'er, could you explain that. A Ford Mustang? What year etc. ? Do I just get any 02 Sensor that will fit? Help!

Rick M,

Thanks for the link, I don't think I understand the thing enough yet and I'll take your advise and search.
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Old 04-22-2004, 11:48 AM
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Craig,

Pelican lists the sensor @ $79. Part # PEL-SW85-2438.

The Bosch site does show a different OE # for the 84-85 vs 86-89 Carreras. However, the Bosch generic replacement (Bosch# 15735) is the same. This is the one Pelican is most likely providing.
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I've got a box from one at home if you need more information tonight - it's probably the same one Rick listed. PM me if want me to doublecheck.
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Use the generic one. Cut the connector of your old one, solder it to the new one with some heat shrink, and you're good to go!

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