O2 sensor question

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4L80E is shaped like a rectangle with two corners lopped off and 17 bolts.

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700r4/4L60/4L60E is pretty much square with a couple irregularities and 16 bolts.

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I was wondering if the 5.7 in my '99 would benefit from prophylactically changing the O2 sensors on the truck. I am not showing a code but my truck has 172k on the original sensors. I heard that that sensors from that era are good for about 80k.

reading the wave form activity helps determine when you need to be change individual ones as opposed to all.
 

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If you do go to Rock Auto and then try to save money by the least expensive sensors they could require you to splice the old connector on to the new wire so look at the pic of what you get but a true AC Delco part will have the connector.
 
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If you do go to Rock Auto and then try to save money by the least expensive sensors they could require you to splice the old connector on to the new wire so look at the pic of what you get but a true AC Delco part will have the connector.
Been there and done that and have learned my lesson. Thanks.
 

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