This is straight forward. I also had to buy a $10 sensor socket. I paid $202 with a shop discount and it would of cost $218 regular price. These are made in the US and they are also good for reading in Lamda for E85. China made ones would of cost $86 per sensor but I wouldn't install that even if it was free.

Car runs a lot stronger now.

I want to thank Knock at Dyno Proven LLC for letting me use the lift.

 

what is that white clip on the pics?

 

It's used to clip the connectors together. It has a locking mechanism.

 

UPDATE. These Bosh sensors DO NOT work, they work intermediately. I saw the list of manufacturers that Bosh says use the same sensors and it's over 15 cars/manufacturers and it's not possible for the same sensors to be compatible for all those different cars.

The OEM ones are only $75-$90 more for both. I have some used ones with low miles and I will install them in a few hours.