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VE SV6 series 2 O2 sensor issues

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No. Cheap is when you buy from WGIT on eBay. That’s cheap. Not Bosch.
The point being when OEM O2’s are used, the problems disappear on these cars.
 

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So you're saying NTK are expensive junk?
No never tried one, and your the one who said it was remember, I just told you they were not cheap, they go for around 220-230 Bosch must be junk they are only around the 110-150 mark, your words not mine.
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Don't 'cheap out' on oxy sensors...
 

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No never tried one, and your the one who said it was remember, I just told you they were not cheap, they go for around 220-230 Bosch must be junk they are only around the 110-150 mark, your words not mine.

Well, the Bosch units aren't actually cheap, are they? But they work!
Why would you want to be royally ripped off by buying junk at twice the price?
 

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Well, the Bosch units aren't actually cheap, are they? But they work!
Why would you want to be royally ripped off by buying junk at twice the price?
Well sounds like I’m back to Bursons on Monday to get Bosch ones. Might as well change them all again so I don’t get any other issues.

Gotta say the NTK ones definitely aren’t cheap, at $500 for the set I only got them because that’s what was in stock.

Going to change the MAF at the same time as well as the temp sensor as I read they’re all connected. Anyone offer a word on what was stock?

The car is my daily driver for work and does 500k a week driving round Sydney. Having an engine light on annoys the poop out of me, but trying to track the source can annoy me more.

Thanks for all the help so far, has been a fun Saturday under the bonnet cleaning plugs and making sure connectors were all tight.
 

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Well sounds like I’m back to Bursons on Monday to get Bosch ones. Might as well change them all again so I don’t get any other issues.

Gotta say the NTK ones definitely aren’t cheap, at $500 for the set I only got them because that’s what was in stock.

Going to change the MAF at the same time as well as the temp sensor as I read they’re all connected. Anyone offer a word on what was stock?

The car is my daily driver for work and does 500k a week driving round Sydney. Having an engine light on annoys the poop out of me, but trying to track the source can annoy me more.

Thanks for all the help so far, has been a fun Saturday under the bonnet cleaning plugs and making sure connectors were all tight.
The MAF should be ok I be looking at your ICA and TPS first, give your throttle body a good clean.
 

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Well sounds like I’m back to Bursons on Monday to get Bosch ones. Might as well change them all again so I don’t get any other issues.

Gotta say the NTK ones definitely aren’t cheap, at $500 for the set I only got them because that’s what was in stock.

Going to change the MAF at the same time as well as the temp sensor as I read they’re all connected. Anyone offer a word on what was stock?

The car is my daily driver for work and does 500k a week driving round Sydney. Having an engine light on annoys the poop out of me, but trying to track the source can annoy me more.

Thanks for all the help so far, has been a fun Saturday under the bonnet cleaning plugs and making sure connectors were all tight.

Might want to check and clean the throttle body as well.
 

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I'm a tight ass so I'd only buy 1 or 2 sensors and see if anything changes. You don't want to spend another 500 bucks and then find out you need new cats instead. The rear O2 sensors are the cheapest place to start.
 

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Then just remove the globe lol.
Would have to remove the display in the centre too. That damn engine with the lightning bolt really erks me!

Maybe if I cover up the dash completely, no need for the speedo. I drive in Sydney traffic, not like I ever reach the speed limit.
 
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