Looking for part number for my truck. It's a 95 F150 302/auto. I am gonna do my first order with carparts.com and all they have is Borg Warner, Standard Ign. and some other brands..I have always used Bosch in my stang..Does anyone know if the Borg Warner brand is any good?

Gerald

 

Using Bosch,especially for an O2 sensor,is good reasoning.I could be a lil bit wrong, but I believe Bosch makes a lot of the OEM sensors for all the Makers,which pretty much tells you that you will be assured to get a part that matches the parimeters of the original part. Not that there would be anything wrong with other brands,but sometimes it's the difference between go & no go.Sometimes, you may even get a Bosch product in somebody else's box. You may try some other parts sites if you cannot find what you want locally.

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Phillip

 

Are the O2 Sensors also calibrated for the engine too ? Seems to me the last one I got from Ford , My parts guy asked for the engine calibration number.
Paul

 

OEM parts cataloging is a lot different then aftermarket. The reason the Ford Parts Person asked you for the calibration code was so he could narrow down the choices that he was viewing. Once he inputs the calibration code for a particular vehicle, only parts pertaining to that application will show up. This helps for vehicles with multiple O2 sensors,as well as vehicles with only one. That way,he isn't viewing "extra" part numbers while trying to decifer which one you need.
Phillip