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Oxygen senors replacement
boxster boy 16 replied to boxster boy 16's topic in 986 Series (Boxster, Boxster S)
Well after i was done with installation i follwed the proper driving cycle procedure and the code was cleared. -
Hey guy's my Boxster was throwing p-codes. I located the p-codes and they happened to be the oxygen senors. I purchased the USOS -4000 senors. They will run you about thirty dollars apiece. You just have to put a little more elbow grease when installing them however; you will still get the excellent result of no check engine lights. Was really excited about the results just wanted to post this and let you guys know. :D
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Hello everyone I'm new to the site. I can tell you overall this site is amazing! I'm trying to sell my 2001 Porsche boxter. However my check engine light is being displayed. I ran the OBD2 reader to it and 3 out of the 4 Senors need to be replaced. I ordered universal oxygen senors that have 4 wires instead of the actual connector. Do you guys think i can still go through with the procedure on replacing the sensors with out the connectors?