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[previabob]

:( hi does anyone know were to get a lambada sensor for my 1992 previa cheaper than the £108 i was quoted please

[P11GT]

have you tried other motor factors like Brown Brothers, Andrew Pge or FPS etc? you can sometimes get them with a little discount, but always good to ask for it at the counter.

[peterc]

http://www.lambdasensor.com/main/general4.htm#prices

or maybe Halfords.

Cheers

Pete

[miti-babe]

You Guys just kill me!

It just goes to show how much TOC furum users want to help each other, that they'll pass up such a gift and still provide useful advice without taking the "Mick"...

Well, I'm sorry, but I couldn't resist it... :P

Bob

You'll probably find that you can get generic lambda sensors from many sources from between £35 to £50 (that's for both, the one before the cat and the one after the cat), just keep looking on t'internet for you best price/availibility...

However, the Lambada sensor is an entirely different animal... this clever device detects Latin dance movements within the passenger compartment. It has three detection levels: The first activates a small warning light on the instument panel (This is described in the Owners' manual as the "Salsa Lamp") - salsa level.

The second level overrides radio/ICE settings and searches for suitable latino music (Flamenco level)

The third activates both the engine immobiliser and the marguerita mixer (on models with both A/C and the optional cool-box).

This is full Lambada level and the vehicle may not be driven again until the lambada detector has sensed no latin dance movement in the passenger cab for a period of at least five minutes.

Honest!

(I really couldn't help it! :D )

Miti-Babe

[previabob]

:D

You Guys just kill me!

It just goes to show how much TOC furum users want to help each other, that they'll pass up such a gift and still provide useful advice without taking the "Mick"...

Well, I'm sorry, but I couldn't resist it... :P

Bob

You'll probably find that you can get generic lambda sensors from many sources from between £35 to £50 (that's for both, the one before the cat and the one after the cat), just keep looking on t'internet for you best price/availibility...

However, the Lambada sensor is an entirely different animal... this clever device detects Latin dance movements within the passenger compartment.  It has three detection levels:  The first activates a small warning light on the instument panel (This is described in the Owners' manual as the "Salsa Lamp")  - salsa level.

The second level overrides radio/ICE settings and searches for suitable latino music (Flamenco level)

The third activates both the engine immobiliser and the marguerita mixer (on models with both A/C and the optional cool-box).

This is full Lambada level and the vehicle may not be driven again until the lambada detector has sensed no latin dance movement in the passenger cab for a period of at least five minutes.

Honest!

(I really couldn't help it! :D )

Miti-Babe

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