| Author | Message | ||
     Reepicheep |
Moving a post from the XB board to here for easier locating... | ||
| Kowpow225 |
Recently I purchased an O.E. o2 sensor from my local dealership. And after a little searching on this site, I ran across Bosch part no. 12014 as potentially the same sensor as the O.E. only fitting a 1992 chevy pickup. Well, I do believe, in fact, this is true. I've taken some pictures to let you decide. It's funny, because both sensors are stamped with almost identical markings in 3 different areas. I couldn't get my camera to focus in that closely to show you. The harness is exactly the same, and the "whip" is of equal length. Oh, buell price is around $30 and autozones bosch is around $20. There's no doubt in my mind these are IDENTICAL oxygen sensors. Thought this information could be useful. Enjoy!!   | ||
| Carlosbrown |
In bad weather, people use to avoid going out. Because in rainy research paper help for students and bad weather conditions the roads are wet, which makes them slippery. If in that conditions the bike riders came out on road it will be dangerous. Because there will be high chances of accidents in that condition. | ||
| Tpehak |
spam above |
