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Looking for junk O2 Sensor

Anybody have a junked O2 sensor laying around. I'm installing a cat bypass and going to map the chip such that the O2 input is out of theloop. Our esteemed host no longer has the plug so I was wondering if anybody had a junk one that's for sale, trade or barter?

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Most O2's are standard pipe plug threads .

Your local hardware store should have a plug that fits . Our shop chucks them all the time , there may be one on the used parts shelf , but it will be Monday before I will know .
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I'm pretty sure they are 18mm straight thread. Same as a spark plug. That's what we use to plug them.
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Duke might be right , I remember having to clean up the threads before and thought it was a pipe tap , but it may have been a spark plug tap .

You've got me wondering now , let me know what it is .
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http://www.diyautotune.com/catalog/innovate-motorsports-oxygen-sensor-bung-plug-3736-p-71.html

M18 x 1.5
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I'm sure I can find a M18 x 1.5 bolt or plug around here. Thanks Duke and SXSMAN.

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