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How to hook up oxygen sensor?

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andrewb_80

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I have a 94 v6 car that i changed to a five speed carb 5.0 I am trying to hook up my air to fuel gauge but i cut off the plug on the o2 sensor as well as the harness for the o2 sensor because i didnt need it, but i forgot that i wanted it to hook up this gauge. My question is how do i hook the o2 sensor back up? Basically I have 4 wires from the sensor and 4 wires from the harness and have no idea which wires go to which because there are no plugs on either end. Thanks.
 

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andrewb_80 said:
I have a 94 v6 car that i changed to a five speed carb 5.0 I am trying to hook up my air to fuel gauge but i cut off the plug on the o2 sensor as well as the harness for the o2 sensor because i didnt need it, but i forgot that i wanted it to hook up this gauge. My question is how do i hook the o2 sensor back up? Basically I have 4 wires from the sensor and 4 wires from the harness and have no idea which wires go to which because there are no plugs on either end. Thanks.
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aren't they color coded?
 

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There's a pin on the ECM, but I don't remember which one. That would you would be able to keep all of the wires in the car, rather than running underneath. I'll do some checking......
 

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If it's the same as the last O2 sensor I changed, it will have two black wires and two white wires. The white wires are for the heater, and polarity doesn't matter. The black wires are for the sensor, and I don't know if polarity matters or not. Maybe just hook it up and see if it throws a code....
 
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male end female end
 

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Skymarshal said:
If it's the same as the last O2 sensor I changed, it will have two black wires and two white wires. The white wires are for the heater, and polarity doesn't matter. The black wires are for the sensor, and I don't know if polarity matters or not. Maybe just hook it up and see if it throws a code....
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Yes the sensor has two black and two white wires, but i still dont know which wires on the harness do what so i dont know how to connect them to the sensor
 

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I take that back....the sensor has 2 white wires, one black and one grey. Possibly....black=ground, grey=signal, and white is heater???
 
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