R222RWD Member Oct 20, 2016 #1 Just got my new diogmostic reader as I have an engine light come on. Just read the codes and it's come back as a oxy sensor heater upstream cat bank 1 and the same for bank 2. Can someone tell me what this actually means?? Thanks! Ryan
Just got my new diogmostic reader as I have an engine light come on. Just read the codes and it's come back as a oxy sensor heater upstream cat bank 1 and the same for bank 2. Can someone tell me what this actually means?? Thanks! Ryan
discool Well-Known Member Oct 20, 2016 #2 Lambda sensor in the exhaust. Why no google? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oxygen_sensor
R222RWD Member Oct 20, 2016 #3 discool said: Lambda sensor in the exhaust. Why no google? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oxygen_sensor Click to expand... Ahhh thank you! Was getting all sorts up when googling so thought I'd turn to here. I take it there is two needed then?
discool said: Lambda sensor in the exhaust. Why no google? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oxygen_sensor Click to expand... Ahhh thank you! Was getting all sorts up when googling so thought I'd turn to here. I take it there is two needed then?
discool Well-Known Member Oct 20, 2016 #4 If UK spec yes, just the two. NAS spec have four one before and one after each cat, I believe the Japanese spec is similar but then maybe not
If UK spec yes, just the two. NAS spec have four one before and one after each cat, I believe the Japanese spec is similar but then maybe not
R222RWD Member Oct 20, 2016 #5 discool said: If UK spec yes, just the two. NAS spec have four one before and one after each cat, I believe the Japanese spec is similar but then maybe not Click to expand... Thank you so much! Have ordered a couple this afternoon so I can get it done
discool said: If UK spec yes, just the two. NAS spec have four one before and one after each cat, I believe the Japanese spec is similar but then maybe not Click to expand... Thank you so much! Have ordered a couple this afternoon so I can get it done
listerdiesel Well-Known Member Events Planner Oct 21, 2016 #6 If you have four (check the exhaust) then you have a NAS spec engine with a few other differences. When four are fitted, they are different types front and rear. Peter
If you have four (check the exhaust) then you have a NAS spec engine with a few other differences. When four are fitted, they are different types front and rear. Peter
R222RWD Member Oct 30, 2016 #7 Finally got around to sorting this today - they really were a pain to get out. A few hours later, all sorted and new ones fitted. Running perfectly. Thanks for the help!
Finally got around to sorting this today - they really were a pain to get out. A few hours later, all sorted and new ones fitted. Running perfectly. Thanks for the help!