The check engine light on my 96 Cherokee is on, and the code is calling out the rear (after converter) oxygen sensor.
Auto Zone lists two sensors, both made by Bosch, one "O.E." type for $120 and a universal type for $55.
Money IS an object here, is there any huge hassle in using the cheaper universal sensor? Is there any overriding reason that I should spend the extra money for the O.E. sensor?
Thanks!
Jeff DeWitt