Sonata Oxygen sensors
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Re: Sonata Oxygen sensors
All 2003 Sonatas use four wire oxygen sensors. If someone is selling
2-wire sensors for a 2003 Sonata, you should take that as an
indication that you should stay away.
Additionally, there was a change in ECM logic and oxygen sensor design
for the V6 partway through the 2003 production run. Even if you
purchased a four wire sensor, there’s no guarantee it’s correct for
your car.
Furthermore, many Hyundai oxygen sensors have a bias voltage. I’ve
heard of problems using aftermarket oxygen sensors
"Virtual Cow" wrote
> Hi
> Does anyone know how many wires there are in the O2 sensor on
> a 2003 Sonata
> ?
> I see some on Ebay that are much cheaper than the dealer and
> they have 2
> wire and 4 wire types.
> Thanks
> Jc
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2-wire sensors for a 2003 Sonata, you should take that as an
indication that you should stay away.
Additionally, there was a change in ECM logic and oxygen sensor design
for the V6 partway through the 2003 production run. Even if you
purchased a four wire sensor, there’s no guarantee it’s correct for
your car.
Furthermore, many Hyundai oxygen sensors have a bias voltage. I’ve
heard of problems using aftermarket oxygen sensors
"Virtual Cow" wrote
> Hi
> Does anyone know how many wires there are in the O2 sensor on
> a 2003 Sonata
> ?
> I see some on Ebay that are much cheaper than the dealer and
> they have 2
> wire and 4 wire types.
> Thanks
> Jc
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Re: Sonata Oxygen sensors
Thank you for your help it is very much appreciated.
"Hyundaitech" <none@000.com> wrote in message
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> All 2003 Sonatas use four wire oxygen sensors. If someone is selling
> 2-wire sensors for a 2003 Sonata, you should take that as an
> indication that you should stay away.
>
> Additionally, there was a change in ECM logic and oxygen sensor design
> for the V6 partway through the 2003 production run. Even if you
> purchased a four wire sensor, there's no guarantee it's correct for
> your car.
>
> Furthermore, many Hyundai oxygen sensors have a bias voltage. I've
> heard of problems using aftermarket oxygen sensors.
>
> "Virtual Cow" wrote:
> > Hi
> > Does anyone know how many wires there are in the O2 sensor on
> > a 2003 Sonata
> > ?
> > I see some on Ebay that are much cheaper than the dealer and
> > they have 2
> > wire and 4 wire types.
> > Thanks
> > Jc
>
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"Hyundaitech" <none@000.com> wrote in message
news:975072_b9cf50b6017a8710cd6f101150a8173b@autob oardz.com...
> All 2003 Sonatas use four wire oxygen sensors. If someone is selling
> 2-wire sensors for a 2003 Sonata, you should take that as an
> indication that you should stay away.
>
> Additionally, there was a change in ECM logic and oxygen sensor design
> for the V6 partway through the 2003 production run. Even if you
> purchased a four wire sensor, there's no guarantee it's correct for
> your car.
>
> Furthermore, many Hyundai oxygen sensors have a bias voltage. I've
> heard of problems using aftermarket oxygen sensors.
>
> "Virtual Cow" wrote:
> > Hi
> > Does anyone know how many wires there are in the O2 sensor on
> > a 2003 Sonata
> > ?
> > I see some on Ebay that are much cheaper than the dealer and
> > they have 2
> > wire and 4 wire types.
> > Thanks
> > Jc
>
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