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Lambda Sensors where are they?

Car  Titanium Clio 182
Can someone let me know where they are situated on the car with photos if possible.
 
One directly infront of the cat, on the manifold, and one directly in the side of the cat.
 
Thanks

Oh I bet I can lol, might change them round tomorrow.

Got a 310 mile journey tonight on 3 cylinders, don't think the other one is working, thought it was the coil pack but it wasn't, maybe a lead or plug or the sensor, hence why i'm going to swap them around tomorrow as i've heard there exactly the same.
 
the lambda wont cause the car to run on 3 cylinders, it may run a little poorly as it will be rich if in default.

unplug each injector while the engine is running, when one doesnt make a change to the engine sound, this is your problem cylinder. Plugs, leads are the mail culprit.. possibly injectors fault, then wiring.

Andy
KTR Sport
 
I had an error - - - h on the 29th when I got back from driving from Portsmouth to Middlesbrough.

anyway back down south now, cheers.
 
the lambda wont cause the car to run on 3 cylinders, it may run a little poorly as it will be rich if in default.

unplug each injector while the engine is running, when one doesnt make a change to the engine sound, this is your problem cylinder. Plugs, leads are the mail culprit.. possibly injectors fault, then wiring.

Andy
KTR Sport

I unplugged one ht lead at a time and 3 caused the engine to go even worse than it is now. One of them when I removed it and started the engine, was the same as if it was still in, changed the coil pack but it still had the same problem, I'm thinking its the HT Lead or the Spark Plugs.
 
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