Oxygen Sensors

Thread starter Keggers
Start date Jan 21, 2009

Keggers

New member

Jan 21, 2009

Hi

Might be a stupid question, but do our UK cars have 2 oxygen sensors rather than the 4 that I keep reading about re US cars on Renntech.org (ie. one pre-cat and one post-cat on each side)? Unless I'm looking in completely the wrong place, mine seems to only have one pre-cat on each side, but I assume this is a difference between US and UK specs?

Cheers
Greg

Richard_Hamilton

PCGB Member

Member

Jan 21, 2009

That's correct. Early RoW 996's only had one O2 sensor on each side, but US cars had two.

Keggers

New member

Jan 21, 2009

Thanks Richard.

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