Anyone replaced their oxygen sensor with a Bosch one before?

Any tips?

Lots of penetrating oil and a blow torch is about all the advice you should need :D

Does it have the plug on the end or do you need to solder the wires?

If it has the plug then it is a simple change over. The Sensor itself is located just forward of the Cat and the plug is on the passenger side below the centre console. Just need to pull the carpet away and it's virtually right there.

Its a universal Bosch sensor... So I have to cut original plug and attach to it.. Has anyone done the same?

I just hope that I can get the original sensor off without too much drama... I guess just spray wd40 and let it soak in for a while...

This guy www.cyberspaceautoparts.com.au/ supplied me one the same as Mitsubishi use. Part No MD319788. No plug to wire up etc

Cheers

Not Bosch cos Bosch doesn't supply "original" part for it, Mitsu seems to use NGK, which I bought for 125 bux few weeks ago from Burson. Cost at Mitsu would have been 225....
Direct fit etc.
Note, read Bosch website for instructions how to install the generic oxy - no soldering, no cutting wires etc. Otherwise it's an easy job to do.

Can be had uber cheap from eBay UK - decent euro made items

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Top-Quality-Oxygen-O2-Lambda-Sensor-1-Wire-Universal_W0QQitemZ260537659507QQcmdZViewItemQQptZ UK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM?hash=item3ca9413 073#ht_6852wt_948

(that's about 25 dollars inc post)