wrx fifer

iTrader: (34)

so read fault code on a mates blobeye sport which I know nothing about and comes up with this which I assume is still the front lamda sensor, had a look and looked like there was one further back plugged in and another to the front which the connector was lying loose but no sign of its other half to plug it in to.
anyone shed any light on this? as never even looked around a sport engine before lol

propofol

Found some info here:
http://engine-codes.com/p0032_subaru.html
Looks like it's a code for the front sensor heater circuit. Flags up a code when the computer senses an open in the circuit.

wrx fifer

iTrader: (34)

yeah I read the code myself, and had a look and it looked like there was two lamdas one further back and one at front the back one was plugged in but the front one's connector was lying loose in the engine bay as I said above but could not see its other half anywhere and with knowing little to none about sports I don't know if this is suppose to the case or not or even if they have two and so on?????

propofol

There will always be a front sensor. Later cars have the second sensor after the cat to monitor the function of the cat. Both sensors must be plugged in especially the front one as all cars with lambda sensors have at least this one. The problem is that this isn't plugged in. Either the harness side of the connector is there but hidden away or has been ripped off in some way. The problem is undoubtedly that this sensor is not plugged in. Hopefully the harness side is around somewhere!