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Using a code reader, my truck (03 S-10 Crew Cab, 4.3l V6) was found to have a 'faulty' O2 sensor (the code reader said it was Bank 2 Sensor #1). Looking thru the archives, I saw a bunch of different posts about the cost of these sensors and when looking on AutoZone.com, I found that the price varied significantly. Was Autozone.com correct w/ the price being around $120 while the $30 price (?) I saw in the archive for a different O2 sensor? I seem to recall in my 97 S-10 (4.3l V6) that it was around the same price (I don't recall which sensor failed).

Thanks in advance for your help, Steve (in Mars, PA)

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MarsLionsFan
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Shep

Isn't some of stuff under warranty until 80k miles or is that just the CAT?

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Meat Plow

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Shep

Thanks. If the CAT is an integral part of any part of the exhaust I suppose that would be covered too?

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Meat Plow

thanks for the info... I'm assuming the installation of the new O2 sensor is pretty much the same as the 'older' versions... box wrench and some elbow grease and it'll come out.

Steve (from Mars, PA)

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Prices for my 98 Corolla varied according to brand, Bosh at the high end and off brand very cheap, as with your findings. For the price of the more expensive Bosh o2 sensor at Auto Zone I got both sensors at
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Mike D.

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