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Old 03-13-2022, 07:34 PM
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I'm in the midst of replacing most of the coolant hoses in my 951, and as a result I've got more stuff removed from the engine bay than usual in order to get to some of the hoses. So while peering into depths I don't usually see, I spotted this sensor sticking out of the turbo downpipe. Is that the standard narrowband O2 sensor?


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Yes, stock O2 sensor.
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Thats not the stock location, its usually on the crossover pipe..
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That looks like my 86 where it is down under the turbo. Tough to see from above.
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Originally Posted by GPA951s
Thats not the stock location, its usually on the crossover pipe..
I may have gotten my terms mixed up. The pipe the sensor is connected to is the one that comes out from the side of the turbo; the Pelican Parts "Turbo Removal and Replacement" instructions calls it the charger inlet or exhaust to turbo flange.



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