SD Headers C5 shorter o2 sensor.

[BoostedPontiac]

Does anyone have the part number for the rear C5 o2 sensor that works with our upstream sensor?

Ive been doing a little research and ive found that the 13111 is compatible but is still too big.

I also found this link on here:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/NEW-O...Q5fAccessories

I wanted to confirm that it would work before i bought it. I know that it will require splicing.

 

[speed demon]

It's the denso o2...not sure on part number,maybe pm blueguy...he would have more info for sure!

 

[Scottydoggs]

iirc you have to un pin the wires in the plug of the vette o2 and move them so they work.

 

[BoostedPontiac]

Does anyone have a diagram for that?

 

[Scottydoggs]

iirc it was blue guy who said it, iirc he said you can hold the two side by side, then move the colored wires so they are in the stock plugs location.

 

[BoostedPontiac]

That sounds simple enough.

 

[BoostedPontiac]

A=low signal
B=high signal
C=ground
D=PCM
ours: A=TAN B=PPL C=BLK D=PNK
C5: A=TAN B=PPL C=BLK D=BRN

 

[BoostedPontiac]

^^^That may have solved my problem.

 

[Fivefingerdeathpunch]

I'd rather just weld a bung in the crossover.

 

[Scottydoggs]

thats what i did.

 

[BrandonHall10]

This cost $0.

 

[rynoman03]

Which Denso is it?

Part # 234-4212

Part # 234-4668

Thanks

Ryno

 

[rynoman03]

For the record, I used a Bosch 13444

I beat the piss out of my firewall until I was tired of it. Then I got smart and took off the dog bones giving me more room to put the o2 sensor in.

 

[lola]

For the record, I used a Bosch 13444

I beat the piss out of my firewall until I was tired of it. Then I got smart and took off the dog bones giving me more room to put the o2 sensor in.

U so smurt, Rian