How do I fix these sensors?

[Dr. Flyview]

Really?? Well then what am I thinking of? There was definitely something like this that could be done. A sensor that could be adapted with new wiring from a 325 to a 328 and it was much cheaper.

[ScotcH]

Originally Posted by Dr. Flyview

Really?? Well then what am I thinking of? There was definitely something like this that could be done. A sensor that could be adapted with new wiring from a 325 to a 328 and it was much cheaper.

You can buy a universal Bosch O2 sensor for like $30 and wire it up to OBDI BMWs (which are also Bosch, just more expensive) ... that's probably what you're thinking of.

[taxi615]

why dont you guys just get the OEM parts for your cars...if O2 sensors are $$$ issus then get something you can afford. mixing around things can do more harm then good.

dont cut corners get what is right and the car will treat you right

[archrival]

Dr. Flyview is probably thinking of earlier mustang O2s being compatible with OBD1 E36 with the swapping of the connector.

taxi615.....kinda curious as to your logic. Why would a person go out and spend $400 on an O2 at trade cost when you can go and get the same one re-boxed from an aftermarket supplier for $65 trade cost??

OP If you want a good deal on sensors go to your local Partsource and as for BWD O2 sensors. You want 2 upstreams because they are half the price of the downstreams and compatible in both locations. Why waste your hard earned money when you dont need to??

[taxi615]

I was saying because it seems to me some guy's what to mod sensors I agree that you dont have to spend all that hard earned cash on OEM sensors but dont start moding sensor to save a few here and there...that was my point