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Bosch oxygen sensors any good?

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Posted by: my95mark8

I need an oxygen sensor...failed inspection for emissions, have a 176 code.
Generally, I like to go OEM for things like this, but people are telling Bosch is good too.

Posted by: 98LSC32V

They are decent but not as quality as Motorcraft.

Posted by: Dr. Paul

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Originally Posted by 95LSC32V

They are decent but not as quality as Motorcraft.

What are you basing your claim on? Bosch makes thousands of OEM O2 sensors for many different makes/models of cars.

Paul.

Posted by: JC1994

I thought Bosch was the maker for Motorcraft....

Posted by: vr4

ive got 2 new motorcraft sensors right here.

1 is bosch and 1 is NTK.

i think it depends on the car.

Posted by: MediumD

I just helped put a pair of Bosch O2 sensors, among other repairs, in an SHO about 2 hours ago. It cleared the code and the idle, which had been high, returned to normal... so I can say it works at least.

Posted by: my95mark8

oh, i didn't know Bosch was an OEM supplier.

Posted by: billcu

I've had Bosch o2's in my red Mark for 2 years now. No CE codes yet and 28-30 mpg on the expressway just like the originals, when they were still good.

Posted by: fordtechguru

bosch is the worlds largest supplier of oxygen sensors and other fuel/emmision components, don't sweat it...lol