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O2 sensor problem SOLVED!! 850 1995

posted by  RonJon on  Thu Jan 29 16:04 CST 2004
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Dudes, the Bosch replacement Oxygen sensor is often the same for Turbo and Non-turbo depending upon year model. The early '93-'95's had an updated sensor and the new one is the same on both. I believe the last three of the PN is 097.
I run a Volvo repair shop and cost on a genuine Bosch is $122.50 with a suggested retail of $201.00.
The labor to change it shouldn't be more than one hour flat rate, around here $68-$90.






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