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So long story short been putting up with a fked 02 sensor for a while and no cruise control due to the unbelievable expensive bank 1 sensor 1 A/F sensor from subaru

oh the code is Poo30 heated o2 sensor

I have done a fair bit of searching and found
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Bosch-15501- ... 43b13edbcb

My part is currently a 22641aa230 and from what i can work out this Bosch replacement will work

Just wondering if anyone has any experience this sort of stuff.

car is a 2005 2.5i auto sedan

Cheers
Terrence

Caldweld wrote:So long story short been putting up with a fked 02 sensor for a while and no cruise control due to the unbelievable expensive bank 1 sensor 1 A/F sensor from subaru

oh the code is Poo30 heated o2 sensor

I have done a fair bit of searching and found
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Bosch-15501- ... 43b13edbcb

My part is currently a 22641aa230 and from what i can work out this Bosch replacement will work

Just wondering if anyone has any experience this sort of stuff.

car is a 2005 2.5i auto sedan

Cheers
Terrence

Get your VIN number and match it to your original 02 part number to be sure...

- contact g88 aka garage88 Michael May aka Phat GT
- celtic motors aka Brett Moncur aka http://www.celticmotorsport.com

you could use any type of sensor? walker? bosch? denso? to name a few....but to play safe I would pay the money and get subaru oem...

i'll check with subaru tomorrow, but the number i got was off the sensor and 140 odd vs 450 odd i just cant justify

If it matches the part number for whats in your car then it will work. It's a common fault in a range of manufacturers. Most manufacturers set strict parameters for O2 sensors due to emissions. A tune can help widen the parameters and reduce the occurrence of O2 sensor faults.

fairely sure i have one of those rare and sort after hitachi ecu's lifting the carpet tomorrow

pm'd.....