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Bosch O2 sensor part number seems to have changed from 0258017001

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  1. collegeboy

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    #1 collegeboy, Feb 1, 2023
    It is common knowledge around here that Bosch part number 0258017001 is the primary o2 sensor for the 360. I bought that part and the connector is different than the one on my car, as well as another member's car. The only conclusion is that the part number has changed. Does anyone happen to know the new Bosch part number? If not, then I'll be buying them from Ferrari, which is ok. Thanks everyone.

    Picture below if of the connector on the new o2 sensor, and of the connector on my car. No match. Shucks!
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    #2 Qavion, Feb 1, 2023
    I searched the forum and couldn't find Bosch 0258017001 mentioned. I assume you're looking for a replacement for Ferrari P/N 182837. Isn't Bosch 0258007001 a replacement for this?

    https://www.eurospares.co.uk/Parts/182837/Eurospares/New/72902
     
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    #4 radlu, Feb 1, 2023
    Yes, that's the new style connector.
     
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    #5 Sj_engr, Feb 1, 2023
    If you have the old sensor why not move the pins over to the old connector?
     
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    #6 collegeboy, Feb 1, 2023
    That seems a little odd doesn't it?

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    #7 collegeboy, Feb 1, 2023
    Interesting. New style with Bosch of Ferrari? Because the connector on my car obviously is gonna stay the old one. Haha.
     
  8. Qavion

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    #8 Qavion, Feb 1, 2023
    Looks like the pins on the proper type are potted?

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    What do you mean by the "new style connector"? You mean the new type that has never been fitted to any Ferrari?
     
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  9. fotostars

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    #9 fotostars, Feb 1, 2023
    @collegeboy , see the first answer from @Qavion , looks like you bought the wrong part. You have mistaken a 0 for a 1 :-( *007* and not *017*
     
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    #10 RedNeck, Feb 2, 2023
    Do not believe anything radlu posts. Ever. He's been trolling this forum for years with random nonsense. Send that part back and get the correct part number.
     
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  11. collegeboy

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    #11 collegeboy, Feb 2, 2023
    I’m an idiot. What’s funny though is that if I try to search for the correct part number, I literally can’t find it except “available” at very sketchy looking sites. Perhaps with this part, factory Ferrari might be the way to go.
     
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