best place get a lambda sensor from?
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best place get a lambda sensor from?
iv noticed today a wire (the red one) on my lambda sensor has broke from inside the sensor so need a new 1
its for my 4x4 k reg saph the sensor has got 3 wires red.black,and white
best place go for 1? and is it still ok to use the car?
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its for my 4x4 k reg saph the sensor has got 3 wires red.black,and white
best place go for 1? and is it still ok to use the car?
cheers
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I have one in good condition which you can have. I removed it from my 4x4 K plate saph when I changed to a 2wd exhaust manifold, I now have a Bosch sensor in the downpipe.
The original Ford lambda sensor was working fine when I removed it, the only thing is it doesn't have the original Ford plug so you would need to fit the one off your old sensor. Let me know if your interested and I can post it to you.
The original Ford lambda sensor was working fine when I removed it, the only thing is it doesn't have the original Ford plug so you would need to fit the one off your old sensor. Let me know if your interested and I can post it to you.
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I have one in good condition which you can have. I removed it from my 4x4 K plate saph when I changed to a 2wd exhaust manifold, I now have a Bosch sensor in the downpipe.
The original Ford lambda sensor was working fine when I removed it, the only thing is it doesn't have the original Ford plug so you would need to fit the one off your old sensor. Let me know if your interested and I can post it to you.
The original Ford lambda sensor was working fine when I removed it, the only thing is it doesn't have the original Ford plug so you would need to fit the one off your old sensor. Let me know if your interested and I can post it to you.
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so if its closed loop enabled does that mean i wont need one? it had a new powerchips chip in it 3 months ago so can find out from the place i went easily enough
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if its not closed loop enabled you have no need for the lambda sensor.
very few tuners do closed loop chips ie MSD,
your ppoor running could be a poorly set up car, bad map, etc
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