02 Sensor
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ericg30062
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- Joined: 14 Oct 2006, 18:59
- Year and Model: 99 Volvo S70
- Location: Atlanta, Ga.
I have a 99 volvo s70 and would like to know what is the part number for the replacement of the sensors and how many do I have in this car. Thanks for your help.
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jtp
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- Year and Model: 99 v70R
- Location: Westminster, MD
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I don't know the parts' numbers but you have two. One on the exhaust mani as it comes down toward the bottom of the car. It is visible from the top of the engine (all the way on the lower back side). It's the really important one.
The other is toward the middle/rear of the car just after the catylitic converter. There is a small plate you have to remove to get to it. I'm not sure if it is visible prior to removing the plate or not. It is less important to the air/fuel mixture in your engine and basically monitors cat functioning.
Searching at IPD or FCP Groton with your car's year and model will get you to the correct part numbers. Using that part number at Amazon will probably get you to the best price. If you go Amazon, use the link on this site prior to making your purchase.
The other is toward the middle/rear of the car just after the catylitic converter. There is a small plate you have to remove to get to it. I'm not sure if it is visible prior to removing the plate or not. It is less important to the air/fuel mixture in your engine and basically monitors cat functioning.
Searching at IPD or FCP Groton with your car's year and model will get you to the correct part numbers. Using that part number at Amazon will probably get you to the best price. If you go Amazon, use the link on this site prior to making your purchase.
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