Over fuelling classic - what causes this?
19 July 2004, 08:24 PM
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Over fuelling classic - what causes this?
Hi folks,
just a quickie
i have a 94 sti with an heavy overfuelling problem.
plain and simple what could cause this type of problem and what remedy is available for it?
Is it worth getting the car rolling roaded/ selectmonitor / Delta Dash checked for a root cause.
cheers,
marky
just a quickie
i have a 94 sti with an heavy overfuelling problem.
plain and simple what could cause this type of problem and what remedy is available for it?
Is it worth getting the car rolling roaded/ selectmonitor / Delta Dash checked for a root cause.
cheers,
marky
19 July 2004, 08:52 PM
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Lamda sensor could be knackered, because I had the same prob with my 96 sti ra, and after changing the sensor with a l300 halfords sensor I'm saving a fuel by a big difference.
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Originally Posted by matscooby
Lamda sensor could be knackered, because I had the same prob with my 96 sti ra, and after changing the sensor with a l300 halfords sensor I'm saving a fuel by a big difference.
cheers mate - I'll try this and investigate further
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