Here you go. BTW. Got the muffler and exchangers together last night. Muffler went on beautifully. Since it was 1 AM. I thought I'd wait till today (after work) to put the oil back in and listen to the music?
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Ok so if you clip the existing wire clean with the Original O2 with a new one being 6 inches will it work then??

I'm not sure what you're saying. I think you are asking if I cut the wire off the original sensor right at the sensor and got a new sensor with 6 inches of wire to replace the original, I could then splice the new sensor's wire to what's left of the old one and it would reach. Actually, I'd need 8-9". The Bosch part mentioned above comes with only about 2 1/2" of wire though. There is a $30 Bosch sensor with a longer wire and a female spade connector at the end of the wire that I could use if I attach a male spade connector to my existing wire (or cut the connector off and use a butt connector or solder), but I hate to pay $30 for a few inches of wire, since my factory sensor is pretty new.

yeah thats what I was thinking. I think that you could probably find that wire locally maybe even radio shack but you would have 2 butt splices which is not good for resistance

Does it have to be a Bosch sensor? Also, did the 74 exchangers have a sensor?

no and no I would guess you would be fine with what ever you can find