Gridlock Mikey

is there anything else that can cause a scoob to hunt around Idle after a burst of acceleration?

Mikey

ozzy

O2 Sensor

LG John

It can be lots of things: of course if you had a knocklink, lambda link, boost gauge and ran optimax with octane booster than you'd know

[Edited by Saxo Boy - 6/18/2003 8:13:53 PM]

Turbo_Steve

O2 (lambda) sensor.

Gauges wouldn't really tell you anything at idle, though an AFR might tell you your lambda is broken.

LG John

I was taken the micky because of his, 'too much monitoring and worrying thread'

Gridlock Mikey

Hiya Saxo,

a) Who's worried and
b) Who said it was my car?
c) If it was my car, duya think i'd be posting for advice on here?

If you must know, I went out with a guy who has just bought a scoob, met him in a pub car park, went for a spin and I noticed it from the passenger seat!
I didn't want to worry the guy (TM "Scoobynet") into thinking he was driving a timebomb and that he needed a gazzillion guages, so I wondered if there was something I could show him how to check without mentioning MAF's etc.

Happy now

Mikey

LG John

Yup Just poking fun Joking appart, anything to do with a MAF that isn't 100% would scare the cr@p out of me and I'd get it seen to straight away. That really is something that can blow up an engine

Gridlock Mikey

Cheers dude, I'll try and let him know in a non dramatic fashion

i.e no "**** mate, best you get that lifted to the garage, I wouldn't even risk turning the radio on let alone turning the engine, what with your MAF being knackered"

Mikey <Almost as famous as Saxo>