HomeIf you have a 2001 Chevy Cavalier with an engine from a 2004 which O2 sensor should you buy 2001 or 2004?
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2006-05-18 20:15:21
2006-05-18 20:15:21
that depends which wiring do you have the 01 or the 04 if 01 then get the 01 if not get the other
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i don't see why not the 2.2 was used in 95 and 96 should fit right in
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Pop the hood, look down between the radiator the the front of the engine. should be plugged in the rusty exhaust pipe with an electrical cord that should be purple going to a plug on the right side of the engine.
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