Lambda sensor for MY99 Classic - where from?
09 May 2006, 04:57 PM
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Lambda sensor for MY99 Classic - where from?
Where is the best (ok cheapest) place to get a MY99 lambda sensor from and how much am i looking at?
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09 May 2006, 09:58 PM
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best to get it from main dealer [original subaru] part no ; 22690AA321
£134.77 including vat. not cheap but will last and perform better than the aftermarket universal types.
£134.77 including vat. not cheap but will last and perform better than the aftermarket universal types.
09 May 2006, 10:12 PM
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Originally Posted by yhe chod
best to get it from main dealer [original subaru] part no ; 22690AA321
£134.77 including vat. not cheap but will last and perform better than the aftermarket universal types.
£134.77 including vat. not cheap but will last and perform better than the aftermarket universal types.
09 May 2006, 10:29 PM
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Not sure if a MY99 is the same as a UK MY00, but I got one from Monty's Subaru (main dealer 0114 221 4333) for £70.70 inc. VAT six months ago. This was part number S22794AA010.
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10 May 2006, 06:31 PM
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I got a MY98 one off Subaru - £120 IIRC. I did look around on ebay and at motor factors etc, but my genuine one simply dropped straight in, same plug, no chopping of wires, I know it's the same quality as the original and TBH £120 was cheap compared to how much Subaru want for other things on my shopping list e.g. throttle position sensor, MAF sensor, idle air control valve - all almost £300 each!
10 May 2006, 06:50 PM
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I used a 4-wire universal and attached the 2 heater wires and signal wire to an OE connector.
I then put a crimp ring on the 4th wire, then grouned it to the chassis under the intercooler.
IMHO using a 4 wire universal can give you a better ground rather then relying on the 3-wire OE grounding itself through the Downpipe.
see http://www.gendan.co.uk/product_O24WIRE.html
I then put a crimp ring on the 4th wire, then grouned it to the chassis under the intercooler.
IMHO using a 4 wire universal can give you a better ground rather then relying on the 3-wire OE grounding itself through the Downpipe.
see http://www.gendan.co.uk/product_O24WIRE.html
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I did the same as scott, if you get a three wire universal you connect black of sensor to white on car and it dosent matter which way you join the other two wires, if you get a four wire it is the same apart from the grey wire which is just an earth wire, as the three wire earths its self through the exhaust
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scott and side ways did you get the lambdas from the link on scotts post? its a while on so just wondering how they lasted/ performed would be great to know thanks mike
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