Changed By: Boxsterra Change Date: August 20, 2025 10:36PM If you have high mileage on the pre-cat sensors
it might be a good idea to replace them regardless. They're not that expensive and it should increase the efficiency of the engine.
If the codes car has post-cat codes then I would move the best ones you have (they should be all interchangeable) to post-cat positions and put fresh ones in the pre-cat positions.
But that's just me. It's all about priorities.
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Author: Boxsterra Date: August 19, 2025 03:06PM If you have high mileage on the pre-cat sensors
it might be a good idea to replace them regardless. They're not that expensive and it should increase the efficiency of the engine.
If the codes post-cat codes then I would move the best ones you have (they should be all interchangeable) to post-cat positions and put fresh ones in the pre-cat positions.