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    I would love to help, but I don't know what year the car is.

    Just from knowing the year, I could go here.

    Then I could find the O2 wiring diagram to see which wire goes where and probably figure out which wire does what.

    On a four wire O2, one wire is a signal wire for the O2 (5v, I think), one wire is a switched 12v heater wire. The other two are grounds.

    There should also be a wiring diagram that comes with a universal O2 like you bought to help with the wiring.

    I hope this isn't reading satirical, I really am trying to help, but you aren't helping yourself without giving the info people need to help YOU.


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    It's a 2000 :-) I forgot to add the year :-( Never even realized that different years probably had different colored wires.

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    Cool!

    Most universal O2 sensors come with a weatherpack-type connector to splice in the harness. There should also be a wiring diagram with it that describes which wire on the O2 does (signal, ground, power). Do you have that? From that I can tell you which wire corresponds with your car's wiring harness.

    On the wiring diagram for your car on the site linked above the wires on the car's harness reads:

    RED wire -> 3J on ECU
    BLK/RED -> +
    RED/YLW ->3V on ECU
    BLK/WHT -> GND

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