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hi all new here in need of some help ive always wanted a mr2 so i went and bought 1 to do up took it for a mot it failed on co emissions took it to my mams husband he serviced it for me took it for retest failed again they told me it hasnt got a cat or a Lambda sensor they said it could be the coolent sensor or the 1 that goes into air filer changed both of them still the same readings on co test any ideas or what it could be thx in advance


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Cat shouldnt maje a difference on this year of model, mine has passed many MOT's with no CAT.

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Cat shouldnt maje a difference on this year of model, mine has passed many MOT's with no CAT.

it hasnt got a cat on it but co level is over 8. just wanted to know what could cause that

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check o2 sensor, it needs to be there even if you don't have a cat the eng management relies on it.

check for error codes you never know what might be stored.

Mo

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thx for the reply were abouts will i find the o2 sensor ? thx in adavnce


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If I'm reading right the O2 sensor feeds into the exhaust, when I got mine de catted they just tied it up and no light on the zorst.

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If I'm reading right the O2 sensor feeds into the exhaust, when I got mine de catted they just tied it up and no light on the zorst.

er if a garage did that then they need to be shut down, it will have been the cat temp sensor they tied up.

The lambda sensor is located on the b-pipe/flexi neas the sub frame, and is held on by 2 bolts

the symptoms you are having is classic lambda failure

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If I'm reading right the O2 sensor feeds into the exhaust, when I got mine de catted they just tied it up and no light on the zorst.

er if a garage did that then they need to be shut down, it will have been the cat temp sensor they tied up.

The lambda sensor is located on the b-pipe/flexi neas the sub frame, and is held on by 2 bolts

the symptoms you are having is classic lambda failure

it hasnt got a cat its never had 1 taking it to another garage 2morow to be put on a diagnostics machine 2 c whats what

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If I'm reading right the O2 sensor feeds into the exhaust, when I got mine de catted they just tied it up and no light on the zorst.

er if a garage did that then they need to be shut down, it will have been the cat temp sensor they tied up.

The lambda sensor is located on the b-pipe/flexi neas the sub frame, and is held on by 2 bolts

the symptoms you are having is classic lambda failure

it hasnt got a cat its never had 1 taking it to another garage 2morow to be put on a diagnostics machine 2 c whats what

yeah not all of them have cats, but it sounds like lambda failure, no real diagnostics machine, its all simply done by codes by shorting 2 ports and reading the dash lights, you could do this yourself and save ££

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If I'm reading right the O2 sensor feeds into the exhaust, when I got mine de catted they just tied it up and no light on the zorst.

er if a garage did that then they need to be shut down, it will have been the cat temp sensor they tied up.

The lambda sensor is located on the b-pipe/flexi neas the sub frame, and is held on by 2 bolts

the symptoms you are having is classic lambda failure

I remember the guy at the garage was worried it was the lambda sensor when he fitted my exhaust, like I said I was only aware of one sensor that went into the exhaust and he just tied it up. I was worried I was gonna get a dash light!

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find a new exhaust place ;) they were messing with stuff they dont know about.

the sensor they will have removed is the cat temp, if they had tied the lambda then its not a good idea

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