Lambda / Nock link v Air fuel ratio meter
20 February 2002, 03:37 PM
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As part of a previous thread I asked the question "what is the difference between a Lambda / Knock link sensor to a air fuel ratio meter?". Or are they basically the same thing?.
I didn`t get any replies under [General] so I am posting this here in the hope that someone can enlighten me. I phoned Luminition as they do a very neat AFRM for £95.55 but their tecci bloke hadn`t a clue what I was talking abt would you believe.
Anyone help?, best type, price,where from etc.
Thks Bob
I didn`t get any replies under [General] so I am posting this here in the hope that someone can enlighten me. I phoned Luminition as they do a very neat AFRM for £95.55 but their tecci bloke hadn`t a clue what I was talking abt would you believe.
Anyone help?, best type, price,where from etc.
Thks Bob
20 February 2002, 05:04 PM
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Have a look at http://www.brdevelopments.com/link.html which explains about all the things you mention.
Specifically though (as I understand it), a Lambda Link is an air/fuel ratio meter made by Link - much like the one John Banks made for about £10. A Knock Link measures knock (detonation) and is made by Link.
Specifically though (as I understand it), a Lambda Link is an air/fuel ratio meter made by Link - much like the one John Banks made for about £10. A Knock Link measures knock (detonation) and is made by Link.
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