Lamba sensor?????
24 February 2006, 10:18 PM
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It's known as Lambda and Oxygen sensor
It sits in the exhaust, upstream of the Catalyst
It is the key sensor in the engine fuel control feedback loop.
The computer uses the O2 sensor's input to balance the fuel mixture, leaning the mixture when the sensor reads rich and richening the mixture when the sensor reads lean.
Pete
It sits in the exhaust, upstream of the Catalyst
It is the key sensor in the engine fuel control feedback loop.
The computer uses the O2 sensor's input to balance the fuel mixture, leaning the mixture when the sensor reads rich and richening the mixture when the sensor reads lean.
Pete
24 February 2006, 10:54 PM
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Originally Posted by pslewis
It's known as Lambda and Oxygen sensor
It sits in the exhaust, upstream of the Catalyst
It is the key sensor in the engine fuel control feedback loop.
The computer uses the O2 sensor's input to balance the fuel mixture, leaning the mixture when the sensor reads rich and richening the mixture when the sensor reads lean.
Pete
It sits in the exhaust, upstream of the Catalyst
It is the key sensor in the engine fuel control feedback loop.
The computer uses the O2 sensor's input to balance the fuel mixture, leaning the mixture when the sensor reads rich and richening the mixture when the sensor reads lean.
Pete
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Originally Posted by pslewis
It's known as Lambda and Oxygen sensor
It sits in the exhaust, upstream of the Catalyst
It is the key sensor in the engine fuel control feedback loop.
The computer uses the O2 sensor's input to balance the fuel mixture, leaning the mixture when the sensor reads rich and richening the mixture when the sensor reads lean.
Pete
It sits in the exhaust, upstream of the Catalyst
It is the key sensor in the engine fuel control feedback loop.
The computer uses the O2 sensor's input to balance the fuel mixture, leaning the mixture when the sensor reads rich and richening the mixture when the sensor reads lean.
Pete
LEANING? eek: fecking RICHENING?
Lewis, you're pissed.
25 February 2006, 11:51 AM
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It does control the mixture in either direction of course in sympathy with other sensors in the whole system.
If yours is knacked, it is possible to get a universal one which is a lot cheaper than a Scooby one.
Les
Les
If yours is knacked, it is possible to get a universal one which is a lot cheaper than a Scooby one.
Les
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