Does this look like the correct Nissan 02 for 97 D1

[jhelton001]

Item#: BSH13969

Price: $68.99
tax and shipping not included

Disclaimer: The stated price may vary from the in store price and may change at anytime.


Attributes:
# of Connectors:1
# of Wires:4
Heated or Unheated:Heated
Wire Length:21.654"
Additional Contents:Unit only

 

[ptschram]

What's the application?

 

[jhelton001]

2000 >> Nissan >> Maxima >> 3.0 L 2987 CC V6 DOHC

 

[jhelton001]

BTW this info is from the Napa web site and my local Napa has 2 in stock.

 

[ptschram]

I suspect it would work and it would probably be worth it to buy one and try it.

If it works, you've moved the list of cross-reference parts forward.

If not, you took one for the team

 

[Discotec]

If it works, you've moved the list of cross-reference parts forward.

If not, you took one for the team

:rofl:

 

[bt93]

So this in theory would work both pre and aft cat?

 

[bt93]

Are the plugs similar

 

[barefoot]

i hope he is a team player.....

 

[bt93]

why wouldn't it work? bung size?

 

[nextse7en]

Just make sure your splices are very well constucted, and that wire length is precisely what it was on your OEM sensors. Otherwise your signal will read differently.


-Patrick

 

[ptschram]

Just make sure your splices are very well constucted, and that wire length is precisely what it was on your OEM sensors. Otherwise your signal will read differently.


-Patrick

The length is not critical. I have made extension cables for trucks with headers and have had no problems.

 

[Rover Wrench]

I understand NAPA # BSH 13021 to be the correct part. Going to try it next week in my 96.

 

[ptschram]

I understand NAPA # BSH 13021 to be the correct part. Going to try it next week in my 96.

Might work in your '96, but the 13021 only has three wires and a '96 wants four wires.

Just bought two 13021s this morning.

 

[jhelton001]

I will see if it works, but the first chance I have is Friday.

 

[GARover]

I don't know much about O2 sensors, but I know mostly the all do the same thing. I really don't have any first hand experiences on an OBDII vehicle (or one with two O2 sensors), but...

From what I was told, you really only need to worry about the wire count. Some are heated, some are not, some have a secondary ground?? Something like that. There's 2, 3, and 4 wire sensors. From there you would simply splice it in-line so you can re-use the old connector.

I did that on my Audi. Found the cheapest Bosch 3-wire I could fine. I think it's for a Ford Probe. Works like a champ and only cost me $34!

 

[jhelton001]

I still haven't had time to give this a go but wanted to bump this tread because of another 02 thread.

 

[msggunny]

bung size?

Ha Ha.

He said Bung.

Where's the info yo!