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Old 16 October 2015, 04:25 PM
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Hi there I just purchased a denso lambda sensor for my 2003 wrx I had to attach the plug from my old sensor so I attached 2 black blue to blue and white to white assuming this was correct but I'm having the same fault come up prob with heater I assumed this would fix the probl I'm stuck to what to do now
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denso sensors come with the lead, are you sure it`s the correct one ?
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denso sensors come with the lead, are you sure it`s the correct one ?
From what iv read u can get one with the connector or without but the ads didn't mention anything about it no having one so the wires from the harness are different from the sensor
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have you got a link to the sensor for sale ?
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Originally Posted by JDM_Stig
have you got a link to the sensor for sale ?
It's one on ebay for my car don't have a link its a faulty heater for the sensor
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Originally Posted by Jollygpb
It's one on ebay for my car don't have a link its a faulty heater for the sensor
SUBARU IMPREZA 2.0 WRX Turbo AWD 2000.12-> EJ205 160kW LAMBDA OXYGEN SENSOR This was the add on ebay which I believe is mine I have a 2003 wrx
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I dont think you have a Denso sensor at all fella, I think its a cheap copy.

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Originally Posted by JDM_Stig
I dont think you have a Denso sensor at all fella, I think its a cheap copy.
DOX-0113 Is the part no in a genuine box with denso stamped on the sensor
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Originally Posted by Jollygpb
DOX-0113 Is the part no in a genuine box with denso stamped on the sensor
How do I check the wiring harness for problems relating to the heater fault on the sensor
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