lambda / Maf required...How much ?
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lambda / Maf required...How much ?
I've been getting that surging feeling everyone talks of on here.
I have a MY99 UK wagon with 66,500 miles on clock ( only had car 2 months ).
It has recently started to do the surging thing even worse when warm. It even feels like that on the motorway in 5th at 70-80 sometimes....
I disconnected the Lambda today and it seemed to be ok ....It's now back on and back to it's strange self...
From on here it would appear i should change both....What do u think ????
Where in Edinburgh area can i get it looked at and new bits sorted for a reasonable price ? Don't want an engine failure
Any help with advice would be appreciated..
Kit B
I have a MY99 UK wagon with 66,500 miles on clock ( only had car 2 months ).
It has recently started to do the surging thing even worse when warm. It even feels like that on the motorway in 5th at 70-80 sometimes....
I disconnected the Lambda today and it seemed to be ok ....It's now back on and back to it's strange self...
From on here it would appear i should change both....What do u think ????
Where in Edinburgh area can i get it looked at and new bits sorted for a reasonable price ? Don't want an engine failure
Any help with advice would be appreciated..
Kit B
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From any dealer a MAF will be about £75 part No 22794AA010
A lambda froma dealer will cost an absolute fortune, usually £150ish part No 22690AA321
You could always get a 3 wire zircon one and splice the wires in, don't ask me how but many people onhere have done that.
Saves a ton on dealer prices.
A lambda froma dealer will cost an absolute fortune, usually £150ish part No 22690AA321
You could always get a 3 wire zircon one and splice the wires in, don't ask me how but many people onhere have done that.
Saves a ton on dealer prices.
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Cheers mate,
just had a look for more stuf about changing the maf.....SCARY STUFF..
I didn't realise just how un-reliable they were...I presume that the best place is a dealers to purchase one ?
Kit
just had a look for more stuf about changing the maf.....SCARY STUFF..
I didn't realise just how un-reliable they were...I presume that the best place is a dealers to purchase one ?
Kit
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Yep MY99/00 MAF's are pretty weak, just get a replacement from the dealer using the part number above.
Dead easy to replace this yourself, just need a T20 Secure Torx or normal torx bit if you snap the pins out.
Unplug, remove the 2 torx screws, pull old one out and replace. Simple.
Stay away from induction kits and just use the standard airbox with a decent filter to help prolong life.
Dead easy to replace this yourself, just need a T20 Secure Torx or normal torx bit if you snap the pins out.
Unplug, remove the 2 torx screws, pull old one out and replace. Simple.
Stay away from induction kits and just use the standard airbox with a decent filter to help prolong life.
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Cheers for that mate..It does seem to have got more noticeable since i put in a green panel filter....cotton dry one.
Don't think that'll have made matters worse do you ??
Don't think that'll have made matters worse do you ??
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Probably not, as mentioned the MAF's are weak.
Green filter is pretty good and well recommended, on my old MY99 STi Type R, I ran a Blitz SUS followed by a Blitz LM IK, both killed MAF's and the SUS couldn't filter a house brick.
Went back to the OEM airbox with a K&N filter, never had any problems, run this in my newage as well.
Some people treat them as service item on these MY's and replace them every year.
P.s the Lambda needs a 22mm spanner to remove that bugger.
Green filter is pretty good and well recommended, on my old MY99 STi Type R, I ran a Blitz SUS followed by a Blitz LM IK, both killed MAF's and the SUS couldn't filter a house brick.
Went back to the OEM airbox with a K&N filter, never had any problems, run this in my newage as well.
Some people treat them as service item on these MY's and replace them every year.
P.s the Lambda needs a 22mm spanner to remove that bugger.
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looks like i've missed the boat at the parts dept....closed until Monday
Will give then a buzz first thing.
would i be better just changing the MAF first and see how that goes or get a lambda from somewhere as well.??
Sorry about all the Q's.....quite new to the scoob thing...more of a bike person but not got one the now
Will give then a buzz first thing.
would i be better just changing the MAF first and see how that goes or get a lambda from somewhere as well.??
Sorry about all the Q's.....quite new to the scoob thing...more of a bike person but not got one the now
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So having read this and trying not to hijack....but do you actually need the lambda plugged in at all?
Been wanting to test mine to see if it is causing a slight twitching when idling but dont know how!
Been wanting to test mine to see if it is causing a slight twitching when idling but dont know how!
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