Oxygen sensor
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Just wondering if a fault code of 32 which I have noted down as the oxygen sensor is the same as the lambda sensor? I phoned a parts place for a price for said item and they said three thirty nine. Oh £3.39 I said. No £339
Did not ask if that included VAT. £339 for a sensor
Does that sound right? Can it be fixed or do I really need a new unit. The engine runs fine and only has 40,000 ish on the clock.
Thanks
Did not ask if that included VAT. £339 for a sensor
Does that sound right? Can it be fixed or do I really need a new unit. The engine runs fine and only has 40,000 ish on the clock.
Thanks
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From: Leeds - It was 562.4bhp@28psi on Optimax, How much closer to 600 with race fuel and a bigger turbo?
oxygen sensor is the lambda sensor they are about eight quid from the dealer... or they are from mine as I just bought a new one...
piece of **** to fit.. once you have removed the heat shield...
halfords do universal ones but you have to **** about with the connectors i think..
David
piece of **** to fit.. once you have removed the heat shield...
halfords do universal ones but you have to **** about with the connectors i think..
David
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eight quid?!?! 
.... Tell me your dealer, i want to buy a couple as spares then!!
Just paid a hundred odd quid from my dealer for a lambda sensor.
Halfords sell 'em for about 60ish i think for a MY99.
.... Tell me your dealer, i want to buy a couple as spares then!!Just paid a hundred odd quid from my dealer for a lambda sensor.
Halfords sell 'em for about 60ish i think for a MY99.
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