+18 Reading on Lamda sensor
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Just been to Local subaru dealer for some diagnostics & they say the O2 sensor is reading extremely High +18%. Should be reading Zero +/- 5%. Percent of what i don't know. The car is a MY94 UK Turbo fully decated Blitz induction, Dawes, 15 psi Boost. New O2 costs £130 + vat. Will the above mods have affected the reading ?. What should it read & are there alternatives to a Genuine O2 sensor. I.E Cheaper.
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Dean
[Edited by DeanF - 11/22/2002 2:05:14 PM]
Many Thanks
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[Edited by DeanF - 11/22/2002 2:05:14 PM]
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+18 what? What are the units? The MY99 and on Lambda sensors read a voltage, usually between 0-1v and the usual range being 0.8-0.9v. Perhaps they are completely different on the old models so hopefully, someone out there will have a better idea than me.....
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They are talking about the air fuel correction which is the control method for closed loop lambda control. On MY99/00 if the lambda reading is too low it will go up to +25% fuel and then give up and go to zero, with a horrible fluctuation of idle speed as it does so.
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John,
Idle speed seems fine no horrible hunting Etc, It just goes like your running out of fuel when it reaches about 1/4 on the temp gauge but not always. In your wisdom is the o2 sensor @ fault as they are suggesting.
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Idle speed seems fine no horrible hunting Etc, It just goes like your running out of fuel when it reaches about 1/4 on the temp gauge but not always. In your wisdom is the o2 sensor @ fault as they are suggesting.
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John,
So in other words my car is compensating for the induction kit, No cats Etc by having a high fuel air correction . I.e Pushing more fuel through, Because its not standard subaru are seeing this as a problem maybe.
So in other words my car is compensating for the induction kit, No cats Etc by having a high fuel air correction . I.e Pushing more fuel through, Because its not standard subaru are seeing this as a problem maybe.
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