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lambda probe / 02 sensor 900

posted by  uturn2 on  Tue Aug 17 22:19 CST 2004
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Well, I've located the problem myself: it's the spark plugs.

Because my car broke down last week, the mechanic that repaired it also changed the spark plugs I normally use. He used the standard Bosch-plugs (you know, with the three metal extensions), I normally use NGK (only one).

The Bosch-plugs work fine when I'm driving on gasoline, but because the LPG-injectors are located elsewhere the spark sometimes isn't perfect to ignite the fuel-mixture. That's why my 'Lambda probe'-light came on. It seems my NGK-plugs have no problem with LPG.

So, thank you all. I'll post the LPi-pictures soon.

Uturn2. 1992 965 LPi 285.000km.






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