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I could try throttling the fuel line i suppose or where would the pressure regulator be?
I cannot see one on the fuel rail as in ktecs conversion, so guess it must be in the tank with the pump?
I have a good mate who does mots.....but he would never let me get away with it.
I also noticed a t---- appear on fault codes. Injector fault? Might have been when i disconnected ignition leads?
ok guys, changed the post cat sensor back to the original one i had on and changed the pre cat sensor for a brand new one, but still seems to be running crap idle, worse even. But seems ok once warmed up.
The lambda sensor i took off was coated quite badly in carbon.
Maybe emissions are ok...
Before I spend nearly £100 on the two sensors, where can i check the signal from the lambda, dont want to be doing it under the car tbh. Where does the signal go into ecu?
thanks.
a generic remote sender will do.
http://search.ebay.co.uk/search/search.dll?from=R40&_trksid=m37&satitle=remote+sender
this will do it : http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/SKY-REMOTE-CONTROL-EXTENDER-CHANGE-CHANNELS-FROM-ANY_W0QQitemZ150160951623QQihZ005QQcategoryZ96970QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
Was thinking of taking a trip to RS tuning on saturday....
Any chance you could take a look tomorrow afternoon? Do you have any lambda sensors in stock?
BUGGER!
Now what.lol.????
Fast idle -------3.736% CO ----- 0.909 lambda
2nd fast idle ----4.814% CO ----- 0.880 lambda
Natural idle -----0.069 CO
Just fitted a janspeed sports cat and exhaust, had a decat on previous.
Also the dash shows error code ----h