Clio 172 Cup
Hey peeps,
I have recently replaced my janspeed decat with the original renault cat, but i discovered a problem. The wiring that the lambda sensor plugs into isn't there. When I had my decat fitted I had a few problems with power etc and I took it to the garage. They must have taken the whole wire out - the one that runs parallel next to the exhaust system then across underneath the driver's side. It cost £180!!! and it fixed the problem, but now that I have put the cat back on i'm getting the problems again. All i need is that one wire to connect up the lambda sensor into the cat BUT I rang renault, and they said oh i'm sorry we dont just sell the wires separate we have to order the WHOLE wiring loom and it cost £500!!!!! WTF. So basically does anyone know where I can get hold of that wire? I tried the breakers but they dont have any 172's/cups in at the moment. Bloody nightmare!!!!
Any help will be great.
J
PS its the second lambda sensor I need the wiring for - the one furthest to the rear of the car.
I have recently replaced my janspeed decat with the original renault cat, but i discovered a problem. The wiring that the lambda sensor plugs into isn't there. When I had my decat fitted I had a few problems with power etc and I took it to the garage. They must have taken the whole wire out - the one that runs parallel next to the exhaust system then across underneath the driver's side. It cost £180!!! and it fixed the problem, but now that I have put the cat back on i'm getting the problems again. All i need is that one wire to connect up the lambda sensor into the cat BUT I rang renault, and they said oh i'm sorry we dont just sell the wires separate we have to order the WHOLE wiring loom and it cost £500!!!!! WTF. So basically does anyone know where I can get hold of that wire? I tried the breakers but they dont have any 172's/cups in at the moment. Bloody nightmare!!!!
Any help will be great.
J
PS its the second lambda sensor I need the wiring for - the one furthest to the rear of the car.
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