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Old 06-07-2011, 03:43 AM
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I believe you can get a Denso compatible one for $30....its almost not worth the effort to test a crapshoot old one. I'd just grab the new O2 sensor either way. Its something that if you plan to keep the car should be done regardless if you have no history. They last anywhere from 60-150k. I would assume most die early due to neglected valve stem seals leaking quarts of oil through the system.
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