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02 April 2006, 01:32 PM
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plus a nice smell of unburnt petrol, carbon deposits on your exhaust after not many miles.
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Just bought a lambda link for mine http://www.brdevelopments.com/link.html
it's not as good as using a wideband tester, but using a wideband can be expensive
Adam.
it's not as good as using a wideband tester, but using a wideband can be expensive
Adam.
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cheers guys thats great, just one thing when my exhaust pops like it does sometimes thats due to unburnt fuel/carbon deposits? is it running rich then??
thanks again
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A non wideband lambda meter is about as much use as a chocolate fireguard IMO.
Best to save your dosh and get the wideband.
Pops and bangs might be simply be an ignition timing change once you've come off the gas and the load zone moves to a different part of the map in the ECU.
Doesn't really mean much about your fueling.
Andy
Best to save your dosh and get the wideband.
Pops and bangs might be simply be an ignition timing change once you've come off the gas and the load zone moves to a different part of the map in the ECU.
Doesn't really mean much about your fueling.
Andy
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