Replacing the Lambda sensor?
25 March 2002, 11:42 AM
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Can anyone who has replaced their Lambda sensor give me an idea of how much I'll be looking at?
I understand that Halfords do a replacement as well?
Also, someone mentioned that they had replaced the standard Lambda sensor with a "wide band" Bosch version? Any benefits to this?
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Chris
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I understand that Halfords do a replacement as well?
Also, someone mentioned that they had replaced the standard Lambda sensor with a "wide band" Bosch version? Any benefits to this?
Thanks in advance!
Chris
MY00/Link ECU
25 March 2002, 01:01 PM
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our cars do not support wide band lambda sensor without upgraded ecus such as motecs with the option, and pectels etc.
There is a pseudo wideband lambda sensor, but all this has is internal temperature compensation.
This is known as the Bosch LSM 11 and can be had for about £110.
It is also supposed to be a bit tougher than the standard sensor which as stated is normally £90. I would be against buying one of these from a breakers yard as I have seen suggested in other threads.
There is a pseudo wideband lambda sensor, but all this has is internal temperature compensation.
This is known as the Bosch LSM 11 and can be had for about £110.
It is also supposed to be a bit tougher than the standard sensor which as stated is normally £90. I would be against buying one of these from a breakers yard as I have seen suggested in other threads.
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