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Old 01-28-2003, 03:20 PM
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On a 126, where does the wire from the oxygen sensor go to?

I am trying to find the connector so I can test it. Is it the one that crosses in front the shock pillar on the passenger side?

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check the footwell, ..passenger side.
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Old 01-29-2003, 12:47 AM
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Passenger footwell. Pull the carpet, then remove the false floor. Connections are at the lower left corner, cable enters through the tranny hump about 10 inches from the footwell.
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Passenger footwell. Pull the carpet, then remove the false floor. Connections are at the lower left corner, cable enters through the tranny hump about 10 inches from the footwell.
I'm looking too for the wires location. I went there to the passenger side and found four connectors, so which one is for the O2? My car is 560SEL 1989.
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O2 sensor on the 1989 560SEL car has 2 connectors. One connector has 2 white wires & the other connector has a single green wire.

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