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December 04, 2006, 00:28:42 »
ok my V8 aint runnin aswell as it used to when i first start it...
ill put it into reverse and asoon as i try and accelerate to move off it feels like it wants to cut ot but just as its about to cut out it will rev up abit.... it does this everytime now but is ok once the engine is at constant revving or when warmed up slightly
well i think its my lambdas and im after some universal ones and i have come acroos his site
http://www.cats-direct-shop.co.uk/lambda-sensors.php
but im confused what all the wires do so dont no which to get!!!
help needed
cheers
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December 04, 2006, 00:33:04 »
i had this problem with a car i had mate, i took it to an exhuast supplier/warehouse,they tapped the Reg no' in their pc and it told them everything they needed to know, they went to the shelf and there you go,well it was easy for me,though sometimes i am blessed with good luck!
It looks like on that web-site there are different ones,
ie: one for earth and signal
one for the heater
you'd need to find out which type you have, ie: one wire or 4, then its a matter of wiring it up correctly,
have a look at this link
http://www.famousfour.co.uk/new_parts/parts.php?veh=disco_200&sec=exht
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December 04, 2006, 01:16:02 »
http://www.gendan.co.uk/contactus.php
Try this site, I have used them and they know there stuff 8)
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December 04, 2006, 18:03:46 »
Try Disconnecting the lamdas and replacing the Tune Select resistor, this tells the ECU not to look for the lamda at all. See how it runs.
Alternatively stick it on Rovacom and look at the readings.
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December 04, 2006, 20:37:42 »
ok a couple of things.....
i aint got a ravacom or no anyone with one
and two.... i dont no have a replacment resistor..... where can i get one of these from to check it out?????
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December 05, 2006, 01:04:25 »
Resistor, Rimmer's, Paddocks, anyone with an early Hot-Wire system, maplins etc. It plugs into the loom near the ECU and I think the green wire ins the non-cat type, a white? wire is the cat one.
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December 05, 2006, 01:16:28 »
well what sort of resistor is it..... cuz u put maplins in there so it cant be anything fancy
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