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No Lambda sensor with MSnSE
Steve Lovelock - 7/11/06 at 06:00 AM

Hi, will be running MSnSE and wasn't planning to use a lambda sensor because I dont want the expense or hassle. Will this be ok?


takumi - 7/11/06 at 08:16 AM

MSnSE will work with no problem at all. I am going to be using MSnSE and a narrow band lambda.

At least with even a narrow band lambda sensor, you'll get an ideal if its running way too rich/or lean before black smoke or stalling gives it away..

New narrow band sensors are about £18 off ebay, surely worth the money when it comes to diagnosing mapping issues..

tak


Steve Lovelock - 7/11/06 at 07:54 PM

Put like that then £18 seems a fair price. What do I look for on ebay?
How are they fixed to the exhaust?


wilkingj - 7/11/06 at 08:00 PM

Look not to Ebay... but to the bottom of your toolbag when in a scrapyard.. They keep jumping into my bag

Get several from the same type of car, you will probably get a good one amongst them. If not you can always buy a new one later!