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What are the side effects of a slow reacting oxygen sensor? The exhaust shop accidently stripped the original 83ZX Turbo oxygen sensor :? so they put one off the floor in temporarily. They said it was not a great one and that it was slow reacting. Which oxygen sensor should I get to replace the original 83 Turbo one? I dont want to spend a fortune on one but I want it to run right.

Any suggestions? The car seems to run good but idles a little bumpy. Back to question one: What will a bad oxygen sensor do to the car? Run rich?

 

Thanks,

Dave C.

PS. I'm still working on a set of wiring plans for you'all planning to put a turbo motor into a fuel injected Z ( 75-78 )

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Bad O2 sensor will cause the car to run rich, pretty much all the time, idle and cruise anyway, not sure about WOT. I don't know what a "slow" O2 sensor is, but the 280ZX unit is non-heated, so maybe that's what he meant. Anyway, any universal O2 sensor with one wire will work for the 280ZX.

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Guest szlash280z

just unplug the crappy one and don't let the wire ground itself to anything. mine had a weird idle until I unplugged the old ass broken one that came with the engine. Now I don't have those funny idle problems. I am going to get a new O2 anyway.

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Guest bastaad525

So the bosch units that auto zone sells will be fine? I was always under the impression that you had to buy the ones nissan sells themselves... $80 for the damn thing from them!!!

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I went to Nissan just for kicks and they wanted $140.00 for the original :lol: . I went across the street (literally) and bought a Bosch one for $35.00. I put it in and the car exhaust smells much less, runs smoother and idles smoother. I had to make a lead extension for it though -no problem.

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