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Old 01-01-2011, 10:46 AM
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I just recently bought a set of new pipes and when i removed the o2 senor from my stock heads the rear sensors threads were chewed up and i was wondering if the 27683-07 was the correct part # to order a back-up just incase that it would thread in real easy and not take a chance of messing up the threads on the new pipes.
 
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Yes that is the O2 sensor number.
 
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Hey thanks
 
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That is the right number for medium length. You can also get a longer one 27683-06 and a shorter one 27719-07. Remember to use copper anti seize (o2 sensor safe).
 
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The 27719-07 (shorted) is used on the front. If you use the rear one you will have a lot of wire to cable tie down and hide. I changed my header pipe. I just bought new O2 sensors and left the original ones in the original pipe. This way if I need to put the original pipe back on, it is just a "Bolt Up and plug In set up. No need to worry about the sensors breaking.
 
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Great idea ultra89rider.
 
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