DOWN PIPE -----group buy
15 January 2004 | 10:34 AM
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Sharp76 all you need to do is ring Elaine or Dawn on 01268 727256 and give them your details and we do the rest.We are sending them out tonight for friday delivery,if you want a sat delivery it is slight dearer.
Ian
Ian
15 January 2004 | 05:46 PM
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Just ordered mine now so thats 8!!! woohoo cant wait 
[Edited to say its for a classic] i forgot to mention it on the phone
cheers
Daren
[Edited by scooby-tc - 1/15/2004 4:48:32 PM]
[Edited to say its for a classic] i forgot to mention it on the phone
cheers
Daren
[Edited by scooby-tc - 1/15/2004 4:48:32 PM]
15 January 2004 | 06:23 PM
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ive just ordered mine
ian tells me were up to 9!!!!!
graeme sharp m8tee
ive just mailed you the details of what to do .
so if your up for it get on the bloody phone to h and s
btw first one to recieve /fit plz let us know how it goes/sounds
many thanks
andy
ian tells me were up to 9!!!!!
graeme sharp m8tee
ive just mailed you the details of what to do .
so if your up for it get on the bloody phone to h and s
btw first one to recieve /fit plz let us know how it goes/sounds
many thanks
andy
15 January 2004 | 07:51 PM
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A wee question... noticed two sensors on my standard down pipe and wondered if the h+s downpipe comes with these holes, know theres a hole for the lambda sensor but not sure about that other one at the bottom?? is that the afr ??
15 January 2004 | 11:08 PM
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Hmm.. Apparently it's a 2 hour job to change the downpipe - are there any fitting guides floating around anywhere?
Also, what is the torque setting for the turbo<->downpipe bolts and for the lambda sensor?
Also, what is the torque setting for the turbo<->downpipe bolts and for the lambda sensor?
15 January 2004 | 11:21 PM
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From: Bournemouth - 5x Ex Impreza owner. 997 GT3 CS.
Sharp,
I believe it comes with 2nd hole. I haven't checked mine but didn't realise it had 2 lambda sensors.
AFR is Air Fuel Ratio, which is what the lambda calculates. An AFR gauge taps into the lamda sensor wire and gives you a display of the voltage the sensor is seeing.
MB
I believe it comes with 2nd hole. I haven't checked mine but didn't realise it had 2 lambda sensors.
AFR is Air Fuel Ratio, which is what the lambda calculates. An AFR gauge taps into the lamda sensor wire and gives you a display of the voltage the sensor is seeing.
MB
15 January 2004 | 11:31 PM
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Ah i see, that would explain then,well will just have to wait till it comes, was looking at a scoobysport down pipe and the guy said it was for my year of car but only had top sensor hole but think the guy was speaking shi#e though!
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15 January 2004 | 11:39 PM
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From: Bournemouth - 5x Ex Impreza owner. 997 GT3 CS.
Stolen from another thread:
Just realised, the sensor near the bottom is not a lambda sensor, it's a CAT ON FIRE warning sensor, and puts the light on the dash if the cat gets too hot, its the one that looks like a grill pan symbol on your cooker, that comes on when the ignition is turned on and then goes out when you get the engine running,simply diconnect the sensor as it is no longer needed as the CAT has gone, and fit the downpipe as any other model and hey presto job sorted.
MB
Just realised, the sensor near the bottom is not a lambda sensor, it's a CAT ON FIRE warning sensor, and puts the light on the dash if the cat gets too hot, its the one that looks like a grill pan symbol on your cooker, that comes on when the ignition is turned on and then goes out when you get the engine running,simply diconnect the sensor as it is no longer needed as the CAT has gone, and fit the downpipe as any other model and hey presto job sorted.
MB