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Offline pitchy

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lambda sensor question
« on: 19 March 2010, 17:45 »
ive been offered some lambda sensors ( my front 1 is throwin up a light ) thing is theyre of a T reg and mines a 02 aum will they be ok ?
also my light is on , code reader says heater circuit bank 1 , my first 2 weeks of ownership i was getting 15mpg which i put down to lambda bein down , thing is ive been driving like my grandad for a week and ive been getting 35mpg, went down the m1 a few j's today and got 50mpg! , does this mean the lambda is not totaly knackered?
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2002 gti aum mods-cai / n75j / 007p / stg1 remap / rs4 reps .
things done in the last few months - new temp sensor / new gearbox oil / anni matts / painted interior trim / debadged /
things to do - refurb wheels-satin black / coilovers / paint headlights internals black / fit fmic / 3" turbo back / stg2 remap

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Re: lambda sensor question
« Reply #1 on: 19 March 2010, 17:48 »
a T reg will only have one sensor. It should have a part number on it that you can match up to yours.

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Re: lambda sensor question
« Reply #2 on: 19 March 2010, 17:49 »
thats what i thought but the pic is showin two sensors like aum? il try get a part number anyway
2002 gti aum mods-cai / n75j / 007p / stg1 remap / rs4 reps .
things done in the last few months - new temp sensor / new gearbox oil / anni matts / painted interior trim / debadged /
things to do - refurb wheels-satin black / coilovers / paint headlights internals black / fit fmic / 3" turbo back / stg2 remap

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Re: lambda sensor question
« Reply #3 on: 19 March 2010, 18:06 »
something dodgy going on there then. If it's your pre-cat (wideband) that needs replacing then nothing from an AGU will work as me5 only uses narrowband.