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O2 sensor part number MY99?
15 Apr 2026 12:15 #264242
by Orchid70
Replied by Orchid70 on topic O2 sensor part number MY99?
Yes it is, manual transmission and green metallic 
But it was definitely registered and sold in Sweden. It got its registration number in Mars 1999.
Thank you for the numbers. What puzzles me, is the length of the wires. The sensor is located on the lefts side but the connector is on the right, passenger side. They need to be at least 4-500 mm long to reach the connector. Unless the car has lost extension wires/connector. Im thinking of Japanese cars having the driver on the ringt hand side. Or am I thinking too much
At the moment, the O2 sensor on the car is replaced and the wires have been extended - I know wide band O2 sensor do not like that, not sure how sensitive these old engine ECUs are.
How ever, I think it would be better to have a good quality O2 sensor with correct length and connector on, fitted in it.
But it was definitely registered and sold in Sweden. It got its registration number in Mars 1999.
Thank you for the numbers. What puzzles me, is the length of the wires. The sensor is located on the lefts side but the connector is on the right, passenger side. They need to be at least 4-500 mm long to reach the connector. Unless the car has lost extension wires/connector. Im thinking of Japanese cars having the driver on the ringt hand side. Or am I thinking too much
At the moment, the O2 sensor on the car is replaced and the wires have been extended - I know wide band O2 sensor do not like that, not sure how sensitive these old engine ECUs are.
How ever, I think it would be better to have a good quality O2 sensor with correct length and connector on, fitted in it.
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