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Old 07-03-2020, 05:06 PM   #5
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Thanks Mike. Your cross reference is helpful.

I replaced one O2 sensor in my Boxster and one in another car. If I recall correctly, the only challenge I encountered with the Boxster was difficulty reaching the electrical connector while laying on my back with the car on ramps. I have access to a lift at the auto hobby shop on the Army base where I work. I think I may use the lift if I have to change any of the sensors. I cleared the codes as JFP suggested. I've driven about 12 miles and they haven't returned. I expect time will tell.
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