o2 sensor

Have you tried looking in the section relevant to your car (whichever it is) ? If anyone has I'm sure it will have been posted already

 

Rock Auto (www.rockauto.com) has them for your car in Bosch OE-Exact Fit (plugs right in and already anti-seize greased) for $137 - $155 depending on wideband sensor or not. I recently bought from Rock for my 1995 F355 and they were good to deal with. My sensors were $103 each from them, rather than $175 ea. from Ferrari.

 

They are simply Bosch sensors. You can get them from many online vendors once you determine the correct Bosch part number. I recently found pre-cat Bosch O2 sensors for my 97 F355 on Amazon.com for about $27 each delivered, including sales tax!

 

I also tested some universal bosch sensors in my 355 ....cost $25.00 each off ebay and they worked fine with no cel's or other issues.

The cost for the OE sensors at the dealer was $400.00 each......what a rip off.

 

Hi y'all,
anyone know the bosch part nrs for M2.7 1996 F355 spider?
I think i saw them on the forum but dont remember where..

 

You can use the search function in the left upper part of the page...

Bosch # 13309

 

I tried that ;-))

but i saw yesterday late different part nrs appearing like #15730/5738 and #13819/3820
if you hit the 309 in bosch website is says its for the F50

13819 (pre-cat) is for M5.2 but everybody seems to be using this one. What shall i do?

 

I purchased them for my '95 F355 in May from Rockauto.com, Bosch 13309, at $103.79, perfect fit - came with factory connector installed. Plug and run, no issues. That is the right part if yours is 2.7 Motronic.

 

13309 it will be!, all right, thanks everyone!

ps: Belgium must be damn expensive, I tried asking price to Bosch rep locally and came 149 euro excl tax . I will check the sites you recommended and see if i can find them cheaper!!

 

Hi,
I ordered at rockauto for as much as about 65 euro a piece! off course you need to add shipping and import to Belgium.

 

Can you paste the link for amazon or a order number , as I coudnt find the sensor for $27.mine is f355 2.7 1995. Many thanks

 

I've never had to change an O2 sensor and am curious...is there any conceivable reason to change them in pairs? Think we have all experienced that parts used in pairs can be hard to exactly match when bought at different times. While it's natural to minimize expenses, i.e., can one bad sensor mean the other one is likely to follow soon? Or are O2 sensors so generic it doesn't matter? tks

 

I am changing it as I some time get CEL lights and slow down lights and thought I just change it since I am changing my cats and it's a cheap part to change ($27)