[riceaterSLC]

My O2 sensor decided to strip its threads yesterday during my exhaust install. Instead of paying $150+ for a new one, I want to buy a used one.

Can I use any sensor from a Daytona or Street Triple? Thanks:cheers:

 

[TripleThreat]

Most likely...

Look on bikebandit.com and compare the part numbers between each bike. My guess is that they are the same.

 

[Mad Matt]

guess they are all the same, no reason to make them different

 

[riceaterSLC]

thanks for the replies guys.

on bikebandit one part # is same, one is different (top vs bottom)

i'll assume they're not compatible.

has anyone ever tried getting a generic 4-wire sensor and soldering our harness to it?

 

[Ruby Racing]

My O2 sensor decided to strip its threads yesterday during my exhaust install.

What? All on its own with no outside assistance? :laugh:

 

[riceaterSLC]

What? All on its own with no outside assistance? :laugh:

it may have had a little assistance from my wrench

i'm really not looking forward to spending the $160 to replace it

 

[Baba Zanetti]

Fitting an exhaust?
cheaper to invest in a $20 OBDII cable and use TuneECU to turn off the O2 sensor.

The bike only runs in closed loop mode at low rpm and throttle openings to meet emission regulations in various countries.

 

[riceaterSLC]

Fitting an exhaust?
cheaper to invest in a $20 OBDII cable and use TuneECU to turn off the O2 sensor.

i already have an OBDII/USB cable...what is TunECU and is it free?