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[powerfreack]

lambda

hello everybody i found a cheap place to get new lamba sensors from for a decent price and hope it saves you some money when yours go as its a common problem

i have just bought one and wating for it to arive so i shall let you know how it is

http://www.gendan.co.uk/product_O23WIRE.html

thankyou

 

[GTIR-LOZ]

let us know how it goes mate i will be watching8)

 

[Chiffs]

good find

 

[powerfreack]

hi guys i managed to get myn fitted yesterday and all was ok and fitted fine

 

[geetee]

good find....

lambda <<< so this thread comes up when people search with the right spelling

 

[campbellju]

Have you verified its operation? You've linked a Zirconia Lamda sensor but the Nissan service manual says our cars use a Titania sensor. According to what I've read, the two are not interchangeable.

 

[snoon]

Guys,

Be aware if you order one of these as mine didn't fit. The sensor screws into a bolt that screws into the elbow.

The new sensor was loads bigger than OE one. I have to get the bolt drilled and re-tapped to make it fit.

A bit of messing but saved my £75 on OE price from Nissan!

Shaun

 

[youngsyp]

Having resurrected this thread from a link, I found this which maybe of use: http://www.lambdapower.co.uk/main5.asp?IDlist=9346

Although it's still not exactly the same part, it is for the Sunny SR20DE, has the correct number of cables, is made of the correct material and I'd suspect, is the correct thread size, at 12mm ?!

This ones cheaper: http://www.ecolambda.co.uk/main/nissanntk.htm

 

[gunmetalgtir]

Having resurrected this thread from a link, I found this which maybe of use: http://www.lambdapower.co.uk/main5.asp?IDlist=9346

Although it's still not exactly the same part, it is for the Sunny SR20DE, has the correct number of cables, is made of the correct material and I'd suspect, is the correct thread size, at 12mm ?!

This ones cheaper: http://www.ecolambda.co.uk/main/nissanntk.htm

Nice find! k:

 

[GTi-R23]

Lamba is what my fellow Welshmen do to seduce sheep.

Lambda is of greek origin.

 

[philpy]

I've just been doing a bit research on Lambda sensors and came across this site which explains the difference between the Titania sensor that the pulsar uses and the Zirconia sensor.

It's hopefully of use to someone http://www.picotech.com/auto/lambda_sensor.html