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94 N/A J-Spec lambda value to high [Possible errors?]


daniel4781

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Hi boyz.

 

 

Just went to do get my MOT done, and i got rejected cause i had a high lambda value 1.25 (ref: 1.0 +/- .03). This suggests lean mixture? (or is it the other way around?)

(Swedish MOT..)

 

Now i'm down to plausible errors, no error codes as of yet except 3'rd o2 sensor not being connected.

 

 

"Recently" swapped the o2 sensors, however 3'rd behind cat is not connected, voltage still fine.

TB might need a recal not quite sure tho, will probably do anyway.

Need to check MAF? (air flow) sensor

Might need to check the fuel pressure, filter and the related stuff.

 

 

Not quite sure if the o2 sensor behind the cat does anything useful, please correct me? if so is there any dummy i can plug in?

 

 

Anything else i should be checking off while i'm at it?

 

 

:sidenote:

Have also been having rough idle, been hesitating when the acceleration pedal has been slightly pushed or been at the same position for a while. (TB related?)

 

 

Thanks a lot. :-)

Cheers

Edited by daniel4781
typo's. ;-) (see edit history)
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See post 143 here also. Sounds a similar case.

 

http://www.mkivsupra.net/vbb/showthread.php?214650-MOT-questions-and-queries-answered

 

If you have no luck reading up then repost your problem in the above thread and more members will see it if they're subscribed and receive notifications.

 

The best time to post is about 7-8pm for the most replies generally.

 

Good luck!

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See post 143 here also. Sounds a similar case.

 

http://www.mkivsupra.net/vbb/showthread.php?214650-MOT-questions-and-queries-answered

 

If you have no luck reading up then repost your problem in the above thread and more members will see it if they're subscribed and receive notifications.

 

The best time to post is about 7-8pm for the most replies generally.

 

Good luck!

Hi.

No holes in the exhaust and i know the o2 sensors are working. Just want some help as to what parts/systems I need to check for faults and/or what experience others have had with a similar problem. [emoji3]

 

Thanks

:-)

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Not quite sure if the o2 sensor behind the cat does anything useful, please correct me? if so is there any dummy i can plug in?

 

The 3rd sensor is the cat temperature sensor, it illuminates the cat warning light on the dash and has no effect on performance, they normally get removed or cable tied out of the way when decat pipes are fitted.

 

Have you checked the ECU for stored fault codes?

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  • 1 month later...

Gonna bump this,. :)

 

Still a bit off when it comes to 24. It says: Intake Air Temp. Sensor Signal. However i can't find it. :O However i do have the Air Flow sensor. But i can't find any wires to the "Intake Air temp sensor". :banghead:

 

 

Did an oil/filter swap, and unbolted most of the intake. Calibrated the TPS, cleaned it all up. I still have occasional fluctuating rpm during warm idle, not quite sure if that is normal?.?

:search:

 

If i recall correctly the ECU pretends the air is 20°C when IAT is not working, so it shouldn't change the lambda value to much? or am i wrong?

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