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    Oxygen Sensor help needed

    I am new to M3's (just recently bought my car), and the Check Engine Light came on a few days ago and according to Autozone, I need a new O2 sensor in Bank 2 Sensor 1, which they tell me is one of the pre-cat sensors.



    I called BMW of Nashville and an O2 sensor there is $267.07, but after searching these forums, it seems that I can use the NTK sensor # 25013 for my car.



    Before ordering this (I do plan on doing both pre-cat sensors at the same time), I just want to make sure that this is what I need to get for my car.



    My car is a '99 M3 Convertible.



    I appreciate any help regarding this, and also would like to know where is a good place to order them.



    Thanks!
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    #2
    We have several 02 options available below...



    Click HERE to order or for more information.

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    Please let me know if you have any questions! Feel free to shoot me a PM or email.



    Best,

    Joe

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      #3
      that is a lot for an O2 sensor...check RMEuropean they always have great deals

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        #4
        go to oxygensensors.com

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          #5
          Originally Posted by rowar64:

          go to oxygensensors.com

          bingo


          76 bucks there

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            #6
            Originally Posted by WRXEATR:

            bingo



            76 bucks there

            That part # is different than what I've read is correct for the car.



            Isn't the correct part # for an M3 for the NTK part # 25013?

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              #7
              they are the same sensor with a new rev. level.

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                #8
                Sorry to sound so stupid, but what is a rev level?

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                  #9
                  "rev." stands for "Revision".


                  When paperwork, or parts, or whatever else get modified for what ever reason from their original, companies give the newer parts new part numbers or a new Rev. level to keep them identified from the previous, unmodified parts.


                  When I called these guys with the same question, I was told it is the same part. The only difference between them is one has a NTK logo stamped on it, the other does not.

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                    #10
                    Originally Posted by rowar64:

                    go to oxygensensors.com

                    +1



                    cheapest place to get an OE NTK sensor without the Bosch and BMW markup





                    (NTK sells to bosch who sells to BMW who sells to their dealers)

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