Pre turbo oxygen sensor
09 December 2008, 10:36 PM
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Pre turbo oxygen sensor
Does anyone know where i can get one of these without incurring the wallet destroying cost of the main dealer?
And would a universal sensor be any good?
And would a universal sensor be any good?
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09 December 2008, 11:43 PM
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I think the Bugeyestuart likely gives it away LOL
A Bugeye then LOL
If you want a cheap "front" 02 sensor that the ECU uses for closed loop fuelling then it's a search of the breakers as it's a pseudo wideband jobbie and the ECU does not like imitations
What makes you think you need a new one as they are pretty robust
Shaun
A Bugeye then LOL
If you want a cheap "front" 02 sensor that the ECU uses for closed loop fuelling then it's a search of the breakers as it's a pseudo wideband jobbie and the ECU does not like imitations
What makes you think you need a new one as they are pretty robust
Shaun
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09 December 2008, 11:50 PM
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The ecu uses it for closed loop fueling.
These guys have most of the parts listed...
Just Lambda, Suppliers of Bosch and NTK lambda sensors including zirconia and titania sensors by post
oh and it doesnt always follow that he has a bugeye - he might just be really ugly
or he might have sold it 
oh okay I didnt bloody look at the username
These guys have most of the parts listed...
Just Lambda, Suppliers of Bosch and NTK lambda sensors including zirconia and titania sensors by post
oh and it doesnt always follow that he has a bugeye - he might just be really ugly
or he might have sold it oh okay I didnt bloody look at the username
09 December 2008, 11:58 PM
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Post edited to correct the fact I mixed up closed and open loop fuelling.....well it was an easy mistake to make at this time of night LOL
Shaun
PS Dynamix, I think I'll change my username to "Veyron" ........that'll confuse them
Shaun
PS Dynamix, I think I'll change my username to "Veyron" ........that'll confuse them
10 December 2008, 10:52 AM
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Impreza Breakers in Norwich are very good got one of these off them last week £100 delivered , car now running fine , remember you will have to reset the ecu to clear the fault once you have fitted the new sensor .
Impreza Breakers 01508 558880
Subaru wanted £330 plus delivery !!!!!!!
Mark
Impreza Breakers 01508 558880
Subaru wanted £330 plus delivery !!!!!!!
Mark
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I think the Bugeyestuart likely gives it away LOL
A Bugeye then LOL
If you want a cheap "front" 02 sensor that the ECU uses for closed loop fuelling then it's a search of the breakers as it's a pseudo wideband jobbie and the ECU does not like imitations
What makes you think you need a new one as they are pretty robust
Shaun
A Bugeye then LOL
If you want a cheap "front" 02 sensor that the ECU uses for closed loop fuelling then it's a search of the breakers as it's a pseudo wideband jobbie and the ECU does not like imitations
What makes you think you need a new one as they are pretty robust
Shaun
The code that came up lead him to the front lambda.
He said this was probably because of me fitting a de-cat downpipe,he said he could get me a new sensor for the ball breaking cost of £349!!!
Would re fitting the old cat or a sports cat rectify the light problem???
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