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Old 02-20-2007, 05:30 PM
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po8 1 wire o2 sensor

Someone please tell me what i need to do for my d15v vtec swap in regards to the 1 wire o2 sensor (Going into a 91 crx si).I know the d16z6 requires a 4 wire o2 sensor Do I need to change anything around for my d15b vtec or should this just be plug and play with my conversion harness since im already utilizing a 1 wire o2 sensor?

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Re: po8 1 wire o2 sensor

check other listing...please dont start 2 post for the same thing
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