I ordered according to FCP's site both the hot and cold O2 sensors. I get them and behold they look completely different than the ones in the car. I checked EEuroparts and they have differentP/N's listed.
My car: 1999 V70 R
parts I got from FCP:
Front O2: 9125583
Rear O2: 8627202
Eeuroparts P/N:
Front O2: 9470983
Rear O2: 16197
Does anyone have the VADIS software to check for me before I call FCP?
Thanks guys
-Alex
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Started by AGBullit235, Oct 11 2006 05:48 PM
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Posted 11 October 2006 - 05:48 PM
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1999 V70 R AWD - SOLD
RIP V70 T5m.. greatest car I have ever owned, you are surely missed.
1999 V70 R AWD - SOLD
RIP V70 T5m.. greatest car I have ever owned, you are surely missed.
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Posted 14 October 2006 - 04:01 AM
Parts vendors typically have their own unique numbering systems.
I would try getting some electrical contact cleaner - the mild sort - suitable for sensitive components
and flush your old sensors throughly - throughly. Use the nozzel attachment - place it, in contact with the holes on the sensor and go around the getting each hole - throughly.
Replace them - give em a go.
If they're good - ship the wrong ones back.
I would try getting some electrical contact cleaner - the mild sort - suitable for sensitive components
and flush your old sensors throughly - throughly. Use the nozzel attachment - place it, in contact with the holes on the sensor and go around the getting each hole - throughly.
Replace them - give em a go.
If they're good - ship the wrong ones back.
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