jshodgson
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is there an easier way to get the correct part number for my bank1 O2 sensor than to jack up the car and take a look?
The car is E320 CDI 2007 (KN57NDV)
The car is E320 CDI 2007 (KN57NDV)
O2 sensor part number
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OneForTheRoad
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£86 on eBay for a Bosch one.
Use 7zap .com and enter your vin.
Use 7zap .com and enter your vin.
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jshodgson
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Can’t get it to work on my phone for some reason. Is there any chance someone can check to see what the original part number is for me. Sorry to be so difficult but there are a couple of original parts ending on eBay and I don’t have my laptop till Monday.
Thanks.
VIN:
WDB2110222B251338
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take this up when you can , the sensor does toss all tbh . in or out , you wont notice any difference,
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jshodgson
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That’s useful to know. I keep getting an O2 error (P0132) on every journey. It doesn’t seem to do anything to the running of the car but every now and again I get an EGR error too (P0404) and then the car goes inton limp (not accelerating beyond 3000 rpm). I can’t put my finger on what triggers it other than it always happens after a hard bit of driving followed by a considerable slow down or stop. Never happens under load always after a slow or stop. Bloody frustrating and dangerous if you need the power suddenly and it’s gone. I get no EML.
