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355 O2 sensors

Discussion in '348/355' started by mpodgor, Aug 8, 2011.

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  1. mpodgor

    mpodgor Formula Junior

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    I'm replacing my cats and think I will put in new 02 sensors to be safe. Can someone tell me the Bosch Part numbers. I found a 13819 & 13820 doing some research. I'm wondering which is the pre-cat and which is downstream? Are these good P/N's?
    Thanks in advance.
    1999 F355 Motronic 5.2
     
  2. Chris Honeywell

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    Here you go m8
    def the right part numbers as i fitted 2 new ones on my 355 (5.2)
    I only changed the front ones though bought them via ebay (gen bosch)
    just under £70 each inc postage although i see your not in the UK
    Front O2 sensors : 0 258 003 819
    rear O2 sensor : 0 258 003 820
     
  3. Chris Honeywell

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    Oh genuine Bosch plug straight in so the new ones i fitted are exactly the same as the ones i took out.
    If you go NGK route then you have to cut the plugs off and splice the wires.
     
  4. Future ferrari collector

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    Chris, would these part numbers be the same for the 2.7 cars?
    Thanks in advance.
     
  5. WATSON

    WATSON Two Time F1 World Champ Owner Rossa Subscribed

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    Just did mine a week or so ago.....

    Pre Cat: Bosch 13819
    Post Cat: Bosch 13820
     
  6. roadracer311

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    Good to know! I've always assumed that there would be splicing involved if I changed mine.
     
  7. mpodgor

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    I was 98% sure that was the deal. Thanks for confirming it.
     

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