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Old Jul 9, 2013 | 02:23 PM
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does any 1 know where the front 02 sensor is and how to get to it on jdm hatch sti?? ive had the front drivers wheel off but cart find it...
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Old Jul 9, 2013 | 02:40 PM
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not sure about a hatch but on my bug the front lambda is in the collector part of the headers just before the uppipe!!

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Old Jul 9, 2013 | 02:42 PM
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not sure about a hatch but on my bug the front lambda is in the collector part of the headers just before the uppipe!!

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yes ive looked but carnt see it or get access very well. im sure it must be different on the hatch...
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Old Jul 9, 2013 | 03:27 PM
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If it's not in the headers then should be just after the turbo (hidden by the turbo cowl) in the down pipe.
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Old Jul 9, 2013 | 03:32 PM
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You need to remove a cover in the arch to get at it but it's very simple to replace.
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Old Jul 9, 2013 | 04:00 PM
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You need to remove a cover in the arch to get at it but it's very simple to replace.
ive done that it isn't there on the hatch...
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Old Jul 9, 2013 | 04:01 PM
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Originally Posted by propofol
If it's not in the headers then should be just after the turbo (hidden by the turbo cowl) in the down pipe.
ahh possibly, I will give that a try... cheers
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ahh possibly, I will give that a try... cheers
nothing hidden either. how many sensors are there? 3? temp sensor in downpipe and rear 02 in the exhaust halfway and front 02 somewhere??
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Originally Posted by scoobsy

ive done that it isn't there on the hatch...
Don't want to sound condescending but you're looking on the driver's side right!

If no then you should be able to trace the wire for the O2 sensor from the plug next to the boost solenoid and work your way down.
The wire to it is also Secured to the block by a plastic clip next to one of the coilpacks if the design has remained the same.

If not then jack the car up, get the engine cover off and go hunting!

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looks like the jdm hatch doesn't have a temp sensor in the down pipe and that's the 02 sensor. unsure if uk 2.5 is the same..

cheers for all the help though guys
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Originally Posted by scoobsy
looks like the jdm hatch doesn't have a temp sensor in the down pipe and that's the 02 sensor. unsure if uk 2.5 is the same..

cheers for all the help though guys
Mate it's the wrx that has a temperature sensor in the up pipe not down pipe.
STI won't have one.
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Originally Posted by MrNoisy
Mate it's the wrx that has a temperature sensor in the up pipe not down pipe.
STI won't have one.
that will be why I cudnt find it. as performance told me its the 1 in the down pipe..
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Originally Posted by scoobsy

that will be why I cudnt find it. as performance told me its the 1 in the down pipe..
There's an O2 sensor in the downpipe (or centre section if you have a two piece job iirc).
However like others have said there should also be one in the headers.

I'd be most surprised if the hatch has one....tried ringing the dealer to ask?
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Originally Posted by MrNoisy
There's an O2 sensor in the downpipe (or centre section if you have a two piece job iirc).
However like others have said there should also be one in the headers.

I'd be most surprised if the hatch has one....tried ringing the dealer to ask?
yes I spoke to as performance as ive ordered a new 1 from them and they have told me the hatch doesn't have 1 in the headers just front 02 in the top of the downpipe and the rear 02 in the centre of the exhaust about the middle of the car..
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Fair do's mate. BTW hope you didn't pay much more than £90 for it.
If not, in future try World Car Parts - they were the cheapest I could find when mine went.
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yes it cost 3times that as only oem available for mine, its a jdm so it had to be ordered from japan...
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Old Jul 10, 2013 | 09:33 PM
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Originally Posted by scoobsy
yes it cost 3times that as only oem available for mine, its a jdm so it had to be ordered from japan...
Christ on a bike that sounds like a right slap in the chops! Gutted for you mate!
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Old Jul 11, 2013 | 10:42 PM
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Originally Posted by MrNoisy
Christ on a bike that sounds like a right slap in the chops! Gutted for you mate!
yes but its worth it
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