does someone knows the bosch part number from the two 02 sensors before and after the cats? part number at F are 182837 and 180915 they are also in the 360
I would look them up on the Bosch website, to confirm. But this is what I found there for the F360/F430 and 430 Scuderia: Pre-catalyst: 17001 Post-catalyst: 16196
For the 360 : https://www.ferrarichat.com/forum/threads/360-oxygen-sensor.361483/ Envoyé de mon Redmi 3S en utilisant Tapatalk
Good additional information. It would appear the part numbers can differ in various markets/countries.
without a VIN you not can find anything those are no bosch part numbers. they are usual 10 digits voicey has written in the thread "https://www.ferrarichat.com/forum/threads/360-oxygen-sensor.361483/": and and also confirmed later so as I see it now the original bosch numbers are 0 258 006 064 for the front and 0 258 006 196 for the rear the 064 is only 149,- € and the 196 only 140,- € plus sales tax - so other prices than those with the horse on the package thank you all for your help
Wrong, those are US part numbers, the euro numbers are 0 258 007 001 and 0 258 006 196. https://www.rockauto.com/en/parts/bosch,17001,oxygen+(o2)+sensor,5132 https://www.rockauto.com/en/parts/bosch,16196,oxygen+(o2)+sensor,5132
those numbers at rockauto are not bosch numbers, those may be internal rockauto numbers. bosch parts always have 10 digit numbers like x xxx xxx xxx as I know bosch numbers all over the world are equal to identify better please post a photo of this "US-bosch number" on an original bosch package or on the item itself to convince me that I would be wrong and sorry, was writing wrong. you are right with 0 258 007 001 ( I was writing 0 258 006 064 ) for the sensor before the cat.
You are wrong, and you are right. But, don't be so stubborn next time. In the US, Bosch sensors are packaged in a Bosch branded box, part numbers are a label fixed on the top of the box with … 1) a 10 digit number that you claimed to be a WW Bosch number, and 2) a 5 digit number (likely a local market stock number). Image Unavailable, Please Login
thank you for the photo have not known and never heard of bosch has for the US market own numbers. could it be because of this sensor in the photo was manufactured in the US that they put on this number? so this "US-number" is also then on the part itself? with this "US-number" you will not get here in europe anything. during my military time ( 40 years ago ) I have been several times at the bosch factory in stuttgart and got knowledge how those numbers have been created, but don´t know anymore now. only thing I remember are the 10 digits always
You can order those part numbers from any US reseller, they are not Rockauto part numbers. Order the parts or don't, some here of us know what we are talking about.
Never told you to order from the US, was just explaining that the provided numbers originally were US part num....ya know what, never mind. Just order from Ferrari, that way you know you have the right part.
with this US number(s) you can not order in europe but now I know the right 10 digit bosch number and it will cost me here much less than rockauto sell those items also this 360/430 section seems to me very aggressive and unfriendly. so those here posting may have a look in the boxer/tr/m section how relaxed and friendly and much more helpful the members are there
Did you even try? Their look up does not require a VIN https://www.boschautoparts.com/en/auto/oxygen-sensors
thank you hugh for this link, but without VIN also there nothing is possible and the engine inside is not the original
Okay, but the VIN is not required for the Bosch look up I provided. Also, it appears all years 360/430 use the exact same O2 sensors. So assuming your engine is either a 360 or 430, you should be fine with the part numbers posted above.
Ask the same question 3 times after getting your answer, I'm pretty sure you will get the same reaction.
