zhastaph

Forgive me for asking, but with the search not working it makes finding stuff you know is on here tricky at best.

Someone posted up a link of a place that sells lambda sensors for Scoobs for about thirty odd quid. Anybody know where?

Cheers.

Houghton

iTrader: (1)

sorry, can't answer your question but the search facility seems to be working now.

Dark Blue Mark

www.cats-direct.com

MB

zhastaph

Spot on Mark, that's the ******.

I think the search is only available on test to PLUS members at the mo

Scott.T

iTrader: (2)

If you can be bothered with the little extra hassle, go for the 4-wire M18 threaded version. This gives you a seperate earth rather then relying on the Lambda earthing through the downpipe.

You can then earth it straight to the battery or to the earth stud just under the intercooler (on the bulkhead)

It has been known to give bettter/smoother cold running.

M14YEN

will these be ok for my MY95 WRX?

really think mine needs changing, fuel consumption is getting worse and worse
even tho im driving slower and slower

is it easy to do, where about is the lamda?

Mark

Dark Blue Mark

Its on the downpipe, easy to do.

OE one is the way to go IMHO.

MB

M14YEN

OE not as cheap tho

someone told me the legacy one was just as good but half the price as long as as you dont mind chopping up the wiring a bit

Dark Blue Mark

Its not as cheap but it is a false economy. They have been proven to last about a 3rd of the time as an OE one from what ive seen on here. It does control a fairly vital part of the engine mangement, and if is a bit innacurate, you'll probably lose what you saved in fuel economy.

Just my opinion, but I dont like skimping on some things.

MB

messiah

MY00 lambda senser from dealer cost me 120 notes was a bosch part though so try partco.