P0130, 0150, 0135, 0155, 0141, 0161 after changing 4 O2 sensors

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05-28-2008 | 09:54 AM

Disco Mike

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RE: P0130, 0150, 0135, 0155, 0141, 0161 after changing 4 O2 sensors

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ORIGINAL: hriant88

Just checked the box, no brand name at all. A friend bought them for me from a store called PartTex in Texas.

Does it imply that I may need another set with brand names like Bosch or something?

I would talk with the store you bought them from, tell them about the codes you are getting , see what they say, them go have a shop scan the system.

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05-28-2008 | 09:56 AM

Disco Mike

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RE: P0130, 0150, 0135, 0155, 0141, 0161 after changing 4 O2 sensors

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ORIGINAL: dms98e

Hey Mike, I'm about to replace the O2's in my 94 Disco, what brand do you recommend? There are only 2 sensors on my truck, can I get them mixed up or does it matter what spot I put them?

Contact either Atlantic British or Rover Connection for the best price on the 02's they sell, either will work well.

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05-28-2008 | 07:43 PM

hriant88

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RE: P0130, 0150, 0135, 0155, 0141, 0161 after changing 4 O2 sensors

So I took Mike's advice and got a Bosch O2 sensor for Land Rover ( I only got one front one just in case I'm not loosing money again), and put it on. and took the other three new ones out the truck and put those old ones back on (glad I didn't through them away). Start the truck and ran a test drive, all codes are cleared!

I guess the lesson learned here is that not to go with non-brand products that you don't know.

Thanks for all the help!

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