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Hey guys, just wanted to run this by those more knowledgeable than myself.

I went up the coast for the weekend, and about 100k in, my check engine light came on for about five seconds then went off.

This happened a few more times through out the trip, sometimes only staying on for a second, sometimes longer.

Model: 98 S2 25t x four

Car seems to run fine. (although exhaust did smell a little rich on cold start.)

all fluid levels ok

plugs just replaced and new set of Splitfires installed.

Did the bit self diagnosis thing....(I think correctly)

turned ignition to on.

bridged the two points with wire for 2 seconds then removed.

Engine check light flashed 3 slow flashes, then 3 fast flashes.

SO, does this mean replace the oxygen sensor, and if so, is the EL falcon one ok for the S2 (replacing the EL connector with the stag one)

sorry if my discription is confusing,

cheers

Gerard

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last time i did mine I found it easier to just splice the bare wires together for the EL O2 sensor to Nissan connector, instead of pulling the connector apart, but I was being lazy. Worth checking the price on a new NGK one, they list a part number for the R33, should be same, someone can confirm. see pic.

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last time i did mine I found it easier to just splice the bare wires together for the EL O2 sensor to Nissan connector, instead of pulling the connector apart, but I was being lazy. Worth checking the price on a new NGK one, they list a part number for the R33, should be same, someone can confirm. see pic.
It seems the NGK OZA395-E2 (Pulsar N14/N1, R33 Rb25DET) fits (plug as well? although the plug does not work for R34/neo). Its all in the O2 thread in the DIY section under "servicing" .
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Hi there, can you post cost of N14 O2 sensor & supplier please? Or pm if you prefer?

Cheers GW

I have been delaying with Global EFI for my O2 sensors. They seem to know what they are doing, have good prices and stock available. 5531 0055. THey sent me a NGK OZA395-E2 the other day. Their part number was 351-0040. Please confirm with them that the plug and thread size is suitable for a RB25DET. Mine is for the RB26DETT. They may be the same. I will find out soon.

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My post from the main O2 sensor thread:

Horray! Success!!

The O2 sensor socket arrived yesterday so last night I got stuck into the 260RS and switched over the O2 sensors. After much swearing and 3 HOURS, the job was done.

I used NTK sensors that had the following number on the case OZA395-E2 KBA16693. They were ordered from Global EFI with part number 351-0040. Once the job was done, I stuck on Consult (at 12:30 at night) and watched the the voltage of both sensors flick up and down like it should at cruise (before, 1 sensor was doing pretty much nothing). The car seemed to idle nicer (I have had idle problems since I bought it), but this could just be in my head. I'm waiting for my wife to tell me how it cold-started this morning.

I noticed the following things from this job:

-The stock sensors are Zirconia, not Titania. I can't confirm that the R33 GTR is identical to the 260RS, but I'm told this is the case.

-The leads on the new sensors were shorter than the old ones. This means I couldn't clip the lead onto all of the little guides, but at least they reached.

-The rear sensor has a rectangular plug that fitted perfectly. The front sensor had a square shaped plug that was different. It was an easy job to unpick the connectors from the new plug and re-use the old plug. This meant that I didn't need to join wires or anything nasty like that :P

-From what I've read in the past, I thought it was the rear sensor that had the square plug. Perhaps people are confused because the plugs that the O2 sensors go to are sat side by side. However, the front sensor goes to the rear plug and the rear sensor goes to the front plug!

So there you go... the Stagea 260RS (and possibly R33 GTR) take the same Zirconia sensors as the GTS-T and at $77 from GLobal EFI, you can't really go wrong :woot:

I'm very happy. Thanks heaps for all the advice guys.

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Just grabbed an OZA395-E2 from Coventrys. Had a list price of $154 ex, but with a bit of "c'mon mate" how about showin a bit of love and givin me trade......$80 inc. Not a bad return for a simple question!

richard

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  • 9 months later...

i know this is a old thread but i had one of these in my 2000 s2 stagea and it made alot of problems.. once on boost at about 4000rpm you would get like a fuel cut type feel.. it would loose all power for about 1-2seconds.

once i put the original one back in the car was fine.. just some more info

THnaks

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