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slicksimon
12th May 2009, 22:12
hi guys. I've got a 1999 mk1 vtr and thinking about decating it but because I only have one lambda sensor before the cat will I need to sleeve it.
Also will this affect my fuel consumption ?
Thanks
evans1089
12th May 2009, 22:23
it will affect the mixture of fuel yes and will run on more fuel than usual.
And you will need a sleeve or just make one :y:
slicksimon
12th May 2009, 22:30
Surely tho it shudnt affect the car because the sensor is mesuring the gasses before the cat so surely it shudnt be any different if I leave the sensor in
Quick
12th May 2009, 22:52
No need to sleeve a single lambda engine. As it reads the gases before the cat.
Keep the cat in a safe place for MOT time.
Shouldn't effect the fuel consumption.
it will affect the mixture of fuel yes and will run on more fuel than usual.
And you will need a sleeve or just make one :y:
any reason you feel it would need one when the sensor is before the cat you are removing?
Sparco_Tom
13th May 2009, 00:22
lambda is infront of the cat which isnt a problem, you wont need to touch it when removing the cat
titchster
13th May 2009, 00:26
As said, it's only cars with 2 lamdas that need one sleeving, you sleeve the second one, just so it thinks the cat is still working efficiently. First one controls fuelling, so whether the cat is there or not, this isn't affected. :y:
slicksimon
13th May 2009, 07:03
cool thanks for the help
evans1089
13th May 2009, 07:54
any reason you feel it would need one when the sensor is before the cat you are removing?
i do apologise i have a janspeed manifold.. and a mark2
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