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AndyUkImpreza 10 April 2010 09:22 PM
o2/lambda sensor part number needed
 
Hi, Im after the subaru part number for my99 uk impreza turbo's lambda sensor or if someone knows a direct replacement for my car ie bosch part numbers

also do i need to reset ecu once new ones fitted ?

Ive read the thread telling u to connect the green n black wires n take car for a steady run etc but would disconnecting battery for a few hours do same trick ?

Cheers in advance Andy

Splitpin 10 April 2010 09:35 PM
Subaru part number is 22690AA320. The Bosch LS02 should replace it 100% compatibly.

You ideally do want to reset the ECU. Green plus black plugs and drive slowly down the road will do it, and is better than pulling the battery as it performs an active error check as part of the reset sequence - coulda sworn we've already had that conversation, or am I mixing you up with someone else? :D

AndyUkImpreza 10 April 2010 09:48 PM
Originally Posted by Splitpin (Post 9339756)
Subaru part number is 22690AA320. The Bosch LS02 should replace it 100% compatibly.

You ideally do want to reset the ECU. Green plus black plugs and drive slowly down the road will do it, and is better than pulling the battery as it performs an active error check as part of the reset sequence - coulda sworn we've already had that conversation, or am I mixing you up with someone else? :D
Lol ye we party had this conversation but someone advised the LS02 one but they had a 2002 scooby so i was a bit unsure, Do you work for a garage splitpin ??? if not ya should do cos u know some stuff about the old imprezas :thumb::thumb::thumb:

Splitpin 10 April 2010 10:14 PM
No garage could afford me. ;)

joz8968 10 April 2010 10:24 PM
API were prepared to splash out for your services... ;) High praise indeed, if ever you needed it.

lol

Splitpin 11 April 2010 01:28 AM
David wasn't the only one. ;)

Although I find being offered a role as a glorified answering machine a tad insulting! :D

joz8968 11 April 2010 02:00 AM
Because of your knowledge, that'd invariably what you'd be 'ushered' into doing...

:D

AndyUkImpreza 11 April 2010 11:51 AM
Originally Posted by Splitpin (Post 9339828)
No garage could afford me. ;)
Pmsl - some places are paying as much as £4.25 an hour these days :D

Cheers again :thumb:

AndyUkImpreza 11 April 2010 11:53 AM
Originally Posted by Splitpin (Post 9340053)
David wasn't the only one. ;)

Although I find being offered a role as a glorified answering machine a tad insulting! :D
Open a scooby helpline for £1 a minute !!!

AndyUkImpreza 14 April 2010 11:35 PM
New Lambda fitted and running perfect, noticed a massive difference in better fuel consumption, Changed oil to millers finest 10w 50, fitted genuine subaru filters all round

Thanks for the help and advise ;-)


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