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    Talking O2 sensors

    In the past I have only replaced them when they throw a code, but I see how over time they get lazy and slow. does anyone ever just change them? ether for more millage or anything else ???

    I have changed mine in the past with NGK or Bosch and noticed a big drop in millage and power. I replaced with Ac delo and all was good again. So my question is, Is there anything better than stock O2 sensors ? I have asked my local part stores and they say they are all the same. I don't be leave that one bit.

    What is everyone's thoughts ?

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    230 people have viewed this and no one has anything ?

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    we have never had an issue with an o2 sensor when replacing them with OEM/dealer parts.

    ya, they get lazy sometimes

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    I have also tried NGK or Bosch. The OEM just seem to work better. I replace mine every two-three years regardless. They tend to get lazy and use more fuel.

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    OEM it is

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