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07 January 2004, 06:28 PM
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What was the lambda reading?
Without knowing that, the likeliest candidates would be a knackered lambda sensor (most likely) or knackered cat(s).
Without knowing that, the likeliest candidates would be a knackered lambda sensor (most likely) or knackered cat(s).
07 January 2004, 08:44 PM
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Thanks for the replys so far.....
I have had a little look and the sensor seems to be on a pipe that runs from one manifold to the other. On the one side of this pipe out of sight under some other stuff it sounds like it is blowing.
This I assume would give the lamda false readings and would richen up accordingly.
What do I need to order to sort this out - is there a gasket at the end or am I off track?
I have had a little look and the sensor seems to be on a pipe that runs from one manifold to the other. On the one side of this pipe out of sight under some other stuff it sounds like it is blowing.
This I assume would give the lamda false readings and would richen up accordingly.
What do I need to order to sort this out - is there a gasket at the end or am I off track?
07 January 2004, 09:04 PM
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It would indeed give a false reading and cause the problem. Hopefully you just need a manifold gasket. Difficult to say without seeing, of course!