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O2 sensors direct fit walker x bosch

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icelandic
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Post by icelandic »

I need to replace the rear O2 sensor. I saw at FCP site that there is a Walker direct fit one that is alot cheaper than the Bosch one. Anyone knows if it is any good? Will it last as long as the Bosch one?
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Post by Ozark Lee »

Anything but Bosch falls into the "good luck" column. Even the Bosch Universals are iffy.

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I recently purchased a Bosch 15097 from Amazon.com for less than FCP or any of the usual car sites with free shipping:

https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss? ... osch+15097

Put it in and it works like a charm!
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icelandic
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Post by icelandic »

Thanks for your input guys. I suspected that anything less than direct fit OEM would be risky. Kelvin, the amazon link you sent is great. Thanks for that.

Icelandic
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