Lambda sensor,
06 November 2007, 07:33 PM
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Lambda sensor,
What damage, if any, will a dodgy O2 sensor do?
If I drive the car sensibly in the mornings, the "Check engine" light will come on.
The car seems to be more hesitant at half throttle now, could it be down to this?
i'm going to buy a new MAF and knock sensors at the weekend as AndyF told me my knock was deaf!
So, as long as my MAF's ok and theres no detonation, should I really be bothered about the lambda sensor as its in the downpipe, which if after the 'big bang'?
If I drive the car sensibly in the mornings, the "Check engine" light will come on.
The car seems to be more hesitant at half throttle now, could it be down to this?
i'm going to buy a new MAF and knock sensors at the weekend as AndyF told me my knock was deaf!
So, as long as my MAF's ok and theres no detonation, should I really be bothered about the lambda sensor as its in the downpipe, which if after the 'big bang'?
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06 November 2007, 09:23 PM
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If the lambda is showing a fault yes you should replace, it will have an adverse effect on fueling.
08 November 2007, 01:04 AM
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