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Laine_16v
13-02-2007, 16:54
I found out i have a dead lambda sensor, will this give me considerably worse fuel economy than usual?
clowo16v
13-02-2007, 17:27
Did on mine and also failed emissions miserably lol
Matt
it went on mine and mpg went down by half also you can smell the fuel
eternalife
13-02-2007, 23:40
Laine!!
Got the same problem on mine - mine isnt dead - but not working as it should , currently getting about 250miles for £32 of petrol - but thats taking it reasonably easy and motorway/A road mileage.
Am planning on getting this sorted asap.
Also, i can smell the fuel on more than one occasion.
i was getting 55 miles on £15 . usually 90-105 but i do short jorneys
Laine!!
Got the same problem on mine - mine isnt dead - but not working as it should , currently getting about 250miles for £32 of petrol - but thats taking it reasonably easy and motorway/A road mileage.
Am planning on getting this sorted asap.
Also, i can smell the fuel on more than one occasion.
imo that aint too bad tbh, i only get 400 out of that in the 1.3 polo mothering it
on other post by nick hill. only use a bosch replacement
eternalife
13-02-2007, 23:54
According to Nick Hill, My lambda sensor only playing up wen idling - wen throttle pressed its working....IIRC
Hence the decent Mileage.
Duly noted bout the Bosch Replacement.
NGK do a direct replacement to and works perfect on mine!
could do with another for the 16v tbh, its abit slow!
http://www.williamsclio.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=19024 see this thread
Laine_16v
14-02-2007, 09:14
Its cool, craig is fitting me a new one at the weekend!
never had a problem with my NGK lambda, quite happy with it tbh!
ive got myself a Bosch today
sometimes i get the 700 rpm .. but no judder o throttle .. i just put a fuel cleaner in or clean idcv
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