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| 04-06-2011, 06:05 PM | #1 |
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Are O2 Sims Engine Specific?
Just curious, for all the posts here regarding aftermarket, csl, eBay headers... why is finding O2 sims so difficult? It seems like on the e46 boards, people have tried different brands with mixed results which leads me to believe generic ones can be hit or miss? Aside from finding the one that gives the right voltage reading, are there other questions in terms of size, fitment, etc.?
Also are there O2 sims specific to each motor, ie m54, n52, s54, etc.?
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