Lambda sensor ???????
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Could anyone tell me where to find it please?
I fitted Dawes AFR meter, all joints soldered, wired direct to (+) & (-) on battery. Not giving correct readings
I posted a thread under AFR Readings a few days ago explaining the readings it was giving.here
Could it be the Lambda sensor which is faulty?
What else could it be please?
If it is the sensor are they easy to replace?
Many thanks Steven.
[Edited by stevied2 - 12/18/2002 8:40:27 AM]
I fitted Dawes AFR meter, all joints soldered, wired direct to (+) & (-) on battery. Not giving correct readings
I posted a thread under AFR Readings a few days ago explaining the readings it was giving.here
Could it be the Lambda sensor which is faulty?
What else could it be please?
If it is the sensor are they easy to replace?
Many thanks Steven.
[Edited by stevied2 - 12/18/2002 8:40:27 AM]
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Not familiar with the Dawes AFR, but I assume there are two earth wires - one for power and one for the lambda signal? If not, there should be
The signal ground wire should be connected to the lambda signal's earth wire into the ecu.
Lambda sensor is at the top of the downpipe - check continuity from lambda back to the ecu wire you've crimped into (if you're not confident of crimp, then cut and resolder). Same to identify the signal shield wire.
You need to use the separate ground wires because lambda signal is very low voltage; .8v bad, .9v good. It's not uncommon for there to be a .1 voltage drop across earthing infrstructure.....
Richard
The signal ground wire should be connected to the lambda signal's earth wire into the ecu.
Lambda sensor is at the top of the downpipe - check continuity from lambda back to the ecu wire you've crimped into (if you're not confident of crimp, then cut and resolder). Same to identify the signal shield wire.
You need to use the separate ground wires because lambda signal is very low voltage; .8v bad, .9v good. It's not uncommon for there to be a .1 voltage drop across earthing infrstructure.....
Richard
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Have you tested the voltage readings at the AFR??
If so, do they match the readings at the ecu??
As said, the earth can make a big difference.
Rob
If so, do they match the readings at the ecu??
As said, the earth can make a big difference.
Rob
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Will have to try voltage check at weekend, coz my mate has voltage checker.
Thinking it could be Lambda sensor, as exhaust has been changed from original to full decat and back to original.
Then I bought the car so, just wondering if it may have been damaged in change over, is this possible? as I have never seen a Lambda sensor and dont know if this would damage it.
Thanks Steven
Thinking it could be Lambda sensor, as exhaust has been changed from original to full decat and back to original.
Then I bought the car so, just wondering if it may have been damaged in change over, is this possible? as I have never seen a Lambda sensor and dont know if this would damage it.
Thanks Steven
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What MY car do you have? The lambda sensor is in the manifold (headers) on early cars as opposed to the downpipe on the later cars. I'm not sure what year it swapped over but I'd guess at MY97 or thereabouts.
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I have an uprated wideband bosch one for sale, £100 + postage. I believe they are close to £200. This will out last an OE one also.
Based in West London.
Mail if interested.
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Based in West London.
Mail if interested.
[Edited by :-) - 12/19/2002 9:39:31 AM]
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A good compromise, then? Especially with a system that doesn't actually use the Lambda sensor for anything unless it's being mapped (or values are having an eye kept on them)?
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