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Old Aug 22, 2009 | 11:02 AM
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This is what I have, the plug for a D16z6 and a used but supposedly good o2 sensor that my friend gave me. White and green wires are obvious... what about the two black ones? Thanx
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believe they are the heater wires..
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I'm just wondering if those two black wires go together only one way or what. C-3, or C-4? D-3, or D-4? As I labeled them in the pic.
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they all run idividually.. if you look they have four prongs in the connector...
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Yes, four prongs, I can see that. But which black wires should be wired to each other? I don't want to wire them up the wrong way, if there is a wrong way, and fire up the engine only to kill the sensor or some stupid shit like that. Obviously I don't know much about this, which is why I'm asking here.

My old O2 sensor is bad, right now it's in the exhaust header but disconnected (with no plug). So I can't just look at my existing sensor and figure it out. Would like to have a better gas mix without spending $80 on a new sensor...
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