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Why do you need a wiring diagram for a O2 Sensor? They are 4 wires and when you replace the sensor, you get a OEM. If you are going to get a Universal, it comes with a wiring diagram (GREY go to WHITE) and Black to Black
NOTE: If you are installing a 3-wire gray cord that is not color-coded, the oouter two wires (left and right) are the HOT leads. The center conductor is NEUTRAL or GROUND.
If you have any quesitons about this repair, please post back and let me know. I hope this helps you.
if its a" flat cord" what-ever color jacketed 3 wire cord, the 2 outside wires are your 2 hot power wires they go to L1 and L2 on your dryer,the center is the N neutral wire and goes to the N terminal,usually the L1 and L2 are a gauge larger than the neutral: HINT: the center is normally neutral on both the cord and machines terminal board in the back of the dryer,there usually is a diagram on the dryer on how to install the input power at the place you hook up power
Always disconnect electricity before beginning this process.
All the 4 wire cords I have seen are color-coded. The white wire goes to the middle terminal, the green wire goes to any screw you can reach that goes into the metal case of the dyer. The red and black go to the outside terminals of the block and while it doesn't matter which color goes to which terminal I usually follow the color code of the interior dryer wiring that already exists. Good Luck.
If your dryer cord is flat and gray, then simply attach the two outside wires from the cord to the left and right screws on the terminal block. Connect the center wire of the cord to the center screw of the terminal block. The only important wire is the center wire of the cord goes to the center screw of the terminal. The two outside wires don't matter.
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