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Old 07-18-2017, 11:54 AM   #9
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Why?

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Originally Posted by Gelbster View Post
Unless the other O2 sensors have been replaced ,it is prudent to replace all at the same time.
I first got a Lazy Sensor code on the front right sensor and replaced it. Maybe a year and 6k later and just for symmetry, I replaced the front left. 30k later and 5 years the original rear sensors are still there with no codes or issue.

So why should they all be replaced at once? Is this replacing 3 sensors that aren't throwing codes the smartest $375 you should spend maintaining a Boxster?
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