I just bought this exact vehicle last week and ordered a Beck/Arnley oxygen sensor on eBay for $20 bucks.
Bosch may be the best brand sensor (also called O2 sensor) but you'll be paying a lot more. NGK is another brand. My 940 will not be getting many miles per year, so I went cheaper.
The oxygen sensor is located on your lower exaust pipe just before the cat underneath the car
the oxygen sensor(sensors)
driver side
Which sensor ???
I have the same car and had the same issue. the SOND light is your oxygen sensor.
A mechanic advised me that it meant the speed sensor needed replacement, not verified.
It depends on the shop and the parts that go with it. original parts usually cost more.
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The earlier version was in the exhaust pipe after the catalytic converter. Later it was moved foward to the cat itself.
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I have 2 earlier 960's. The oxygen sensor - the lambda is situated on the catalytic converter, which is below the driver seat on a right hand drive car. It has a slight angle to it where it fits into the cat. To change it is quite straightforward. There are a couple of photos on my own website: wwww.glennsmart.btinternet.co.uk Just click on 'Volvo 960' in the drop down menu and then click on the button 'Go there!
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