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07-04-2016, 06:25 PM

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Oxygen Sensors -- change or wait for code

So I'm at 103k miles, nearing 104k and wondered about the O2 sensors. AFAIK they are original to the X5.

Is this something I should change proactively or just wait for a check engine light? I imagine I'll improve my gas mileage a slight amount but it'll take a lot of miles at that slightly better gas mileage to pay for four O2 sensors!

FWIW, I'll DIY it so I'm looking at my time (worthless apparently) plus just shy of $500

for the sensors.

What's the collective wisdom out there?

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