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O2 sensors on 03 GT
There should be 2 sets of O2 sensors on my car correct?? 2 upstream and 2 downstream. The 2 downstream are right by the chamber on the O/R Prochamber. But where are the 2 upstream sensors located?
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Close to where the Manifolds/Headers meet the mid pipe.
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I don't mean to get sidetracked but I was wondering if someone could explain the reason why installing a wide band oxygen sensor performs better than oem. Also I tried to do some research and was wondering if it's true that the wide band has 5 wires versus the oem 4 wire. And if this is the case, where does the fifth wire connect to. Thanks in advance.
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