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David Jewell Posted on Jun 16, 2012

Need electrical schematic for 1999 Subaru Legacy

The car has 4 wire O2 sensors. The schematic in my manual shows 3 wires. The two black wires are for the heater element. What are the blue and white wires? Signal and ...?

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on May 28, 2008

SOURCE: Oxigen sensor 4-wires /colore of signal wire

most of the times the signal wire is the black one,
but is definly not the red or the red with stripe,
so is eithr the white or the black.

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alex metro

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  • Posted on Oct 11, 2008

SOURCE: Installing universal Oxygen sensor

here is the 97 civic electrical diagrams. after you download and unzip the file, try 17252.pdf.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Mar 31, 2009

SOURCE: oxygen sensor 1999 hyundai accent

Bosch website........free

Anonymous

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  • Posted on May 08, 2009

SOURCE: Replacing 2004 Hyundia Elantra O2 Sensor

Had the same problem You need to go to dealer and order an O2 sensor with California emissions. The wire will be longer and fit into the prong

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jun 01, 2009

SOURCE: o2 sensor wiring diagram

A new 02 sensor will come with new wires and connector. If not get back with me I think there is a repair kit for that problem.

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