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Very Quick Guide to Lambda Sensors A lambda sensor is an electronic device that fits into a car exhaust system. It is sometimes called an Oxygen sensor, O2 sensor, or AFR. Its purpose is to send a signal to the ECU (engine control unit) to indicate how much oxygen is in the exhaust gases. This indicates how efficiently the engine is running. The ECU uses this information to adjust the engine's fuelling as you drive. Lambda sensors can also be used for industrial applications, such as electricity generating stations and biomass boilers, and for general O2 measurement for industrial processes, eg. welding, steel rolling mills, drying ovens, and furnace.

What Is A Lambda Sensor-Planar-Oxygen-Sensor-Element   What happens if it fails? MOT emissions failure, excessive fuel consumption, catalyst failure, poor performance, engine check warning light, and fault codes are all symptoms that can be associated with Lambda sensor failure. The Lambda sensor's efficiency deteriorates over a period of time. Maintenance No maintenance of the Lambda sensor is required and there are no serviceable parts. Similar to a spark plug, when it's worn out it should be replaced. Where is it? Mounted on the engine exhaust manifold or exhaust pipe, or under the vehicle for the rear sensor. Modern engines with a close-coupled catalyst have the sensor inside the engine compartment. A close coupled catalyst places the catalyzer very close to the engine to shorten the warm-up time. Cars made after the year 2000 have at least two sensors, front and rear, and are termed OBDII compliant. Multiple sensors enable the ECU to better judge the efficiency of individual cylinders. How can I replace it? Firstly consult our fitting guide - it's roughly the same as fitting spark plugs. Or get your garage to do it. Some garages will not fit 'universal' type sensors, please check with them first before buying one. Direct-fit sensors are more expensive but are preferable to the universal types.

The detection method of zirconium dioxide oxygen sensor is as follows:   01 Decoder detection The abnormal operation of the oxygen sensor will store the fault code in the ECU. Therefore, through a dedicated decoder or a general decoder, the fault code 00525 of the oxygen sensor can be found-there is no signal from the oxygen sensor G39, G130, or the oxygen sensor G39, G130 is short-circuited to the positive electrode, and the oxygen can also be judged by reading the data stream. If the oxygen sensor reading stays at a constant value or changes slowly for a long time, it means that the oxygen sensor is faulty.   02 Detect the resistance of the heating element At room temperature, it can be tested with a multimeter. When testing, unplug the oxygen sensor harness plug and test the resistance between terminals T4C/1 and T4C/2 on the plug. The resistance should be 1~5Ω at room temperature. If the resistance value is ∞ at normal temperature, it means that the heating element is open and the oxygen sensor should be replaced.   03 Detect the power supply voltage of the heating element of the oxygen sensor The voltage of the heating element of the oxygen sensor is the battery voltage. When the ignition switch is turned on and the contact of the fuel pump relay is turned on, the power of the heating element is turned on. When detecting the voltage of the heating element, unplug the oxygen sensor, start the engine, and detect the voltage between the terminals T4C/1 and T4C/2 on the connector socket. The voltage value should not be lower than 11V. If the voltage value is zero, it means that the fuse S5 (10A) is open or the contact of the fuel pump relay is not in good contact, and it can be repaired separately.   04 Detect the signal voltage of the sensor When the operating temperature of the oxygen sensor is lower than 300°C, the oxygen sensor does not reach the normal operating temperature and there is no signal output. Therefore, the output voltage of the zirconium dioxide oxygen sensor should be measured when it is in the working state of 300°C or higher. The specific method to check the zirconium dioxide oxygen sensor with the auto multimeter pressure measurement method: run the engine speed at 2500r/min for about the 90s, connect the plug to the socket, and connect the digital multimeter to the oxygen sensor terminals T4C/3 and T4C/4 The signal voltage should be 0.7~1.0V when the engine is supplied with rich air (accelerator pedal is suddenly stepped on); when the engine is supplied with lean air (unplug the vacuum tube between the airflow sensor and the engine), the signal The voltage should be 0.1~0.3V; otherwise, the oxygen sensor is damaged and should be replaced.

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Very Quick Guide to Lambda Sensors A lambda sensor is an electronic device that fits into a car exhaust system. It is sometimes called an Oxygen sensor, O2 sensor, or AFR. Its purpose is to send a signal to the ECU (engine control unit) to indicate how much oxygen is in the exhaust gases. This indicates how efficiently the engine is running. The ECU uses this information to adjust the engine's fuelling as you drive. Lambda sensors can also be used for industrial applications, such as electricity generating stations and biomass boilers, and for general O2 measurement for industrial processes, eg. welding, steel rolling mills, drying ovens, and furnace.