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niven

posted on 15th May 03 at 10:28

give the system a good clean with redex..
if need be replace the sensor piss easy..


Steve

posted on 15th May 03 at 09:27

ur lambda reading ratio will be too high hence the CO levels will be too high, and may slightly overfuel BUT its all good :D idea to get ur car set up with all the mods tho hence im getting a dastek system for mine


3CorsaMeal

posted on 15th May 03 at 09:25

how does this affect the car, i have induction kit, cat back zaust and decat.......


Steve

posted on 15th May 03 at 09:23

yeah i had a decat on it which obviously needed replacing with a cat but im assuming this guy has a cat


Sam

posted on 15th May 03 at 08:54

quote:
Originally posted by Steve106GTi
the problem with my car last week was the lambda reading was high due to, leak in breather hose, leak in exhaust and the airfilter, i suggest u put back on standard filter and put back breather how it shuld be. also check for leaks in the exhaust


I thought you said it was the CAT that was fucked?


Stu_22

posted on 15th May 03 at 08:45

The senso is on the exhaust manifold with the one wire cominf out of it.
If its old I would just change it


Richie

posted on 14th May 03 at 22:20

lambda is on the cat. its sticking out of where ur exhaust connects to the engine.


MC Kustoms

posted on 14th May 03 at 21:58

k thanx m8 any 1 no where the lamdba sensor is


Steve

posted on 14th May 03 at 21:55

the problem with my car last week was the lambda reading was high due to, leak in breather hose, leak in exhaust and the airfilter, i suggest u put back on standard filter and put back breather how it shuld be. also check for leaks in the exhaust


MC Kustoms

posted on 14th May 03 at 21:48

the car was reved for about 5 min be the test im not sure where the lamdba sensor is


vibrio

posted on 14th May 03 at 21:45

is every thing in order. are your plugs new, also was the car given a good blast before the reading taken to warm the CAT up


MC Kustoms

posted on 14th May 03 at 21:37

it is ment to be 1.03 but it is 1.12 i have the PVD bfo cone and a cat-back system i have reset the ecu wot can i do