O2 sensor replacement. Exact duplicate Bosch part

Good find!
Will put this somewhere safe

let the horses run !

did we ever start a crossover reference sticky for this stuff... getting old and forgetful... how use that search function again?

Just noticed my avatar looks toooooo close to @rabtech... need to change

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You gained 50hp just for having it look like mine!

HOT FREAKING DAMN

will it be editable by all?. As new info is found it can just be added to the original?
I'll see about adding yours and the 2000 Jeep clock spring

i tried this sensor and did nothing but threw another code 65567 8 which is a o2 sensor not responding quickly enough code

Just found this info

Faulty Oxygen Sensor Fuel Economy | MpgEnhance.com

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Just found this info

Faulty Oxygen Sensor Fuel Economy | MpgEnhance.com

That article implies O2 sensors may need replacing as often as every 30K miles.
I'd like to hear from the various Slingshot turbo kit manufacturers with experience with aftermarket turbos on Ecotec motors have to say on this subject.

Since the sensor is installed in the exhaust pipe it is subjected to carbon deposits. Many also have heaters connected to them and if the heater goes bad it trips the code too...I don’t see the relevance of whether you have a turbo or not...regardless engine exhaust is dirty and these sensors get dirty and clogged.....so a routine cleaning or replacement makes sense...

After this subject has become hot...I’m thinking about getting an extra sensor to have on hand....and it just so happens that an O2 sensor is tripping a code in one of my vans....which has 4 of them..

Could be dirty or the heater could be dead..

Don’t forget to put anti seize on the threads when you replace them....

Another interesting article..

8 Main Causes of Bad Gas Mileage - CarsDirect

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A few months ago I had to replace my O2 with a universal Bosch sensor. And it works perfectly.

The other day I was at Orileys and they had a sensor laying on the counter. I noticed the blue and black plug on the end of it. I knew it looked really familiar. So I carried it home and bingo.... I checked it against my original O2 sensor and it was a perfect match. It's a heated 4 wire O2 sensor. With the correct pinouts.

It is a Bosch 16746 and it fits a Cadillac SRX or CTS or STS 2005 and 2006.

And if you look on amazon I have found them for $31.40

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Is this the same part # for the 2016’s? I’m assuming nothing has changed.