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new bmw gs bike

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  • 06-02-2005 8:01pm
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    x in the city
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    my bro picked up a 97 1100 gs the other day. bit of a monster. heated grips, abs etc.
    german things seem to be the flavour of the month at my gaff.......

    found out my bmw has a bust lambda sensor.......that and a dirty icv..

    now just need to get someone to fix it.!


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    lomb
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    x in the city wrote:
    my bro picked up a 97 1100 gs the other day. bit of a monster. heated grips, abs etc.
    german things seem to be the flavour of the month at my gaff.......

    found out my bmw has a bust lambda sensor.......that and a dirty icv..

    now just need to get someone to fix it.!

    how did u figure the lambda was gone, did u use a multimeter?


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    x in the city
    Closed Accounts Posts: 7,134 ✭✭✭x in the city


    my mate has a computer to hook up to cars ......nice machine that!

    how do i replace the lambda, is it near the back box. ?


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    lomb
    Registered Users Posts: 6,031 ✭✭✭lomb


    x in the city wrote:
    my mate has a computer to hook up to cars ......nice machine that!

    how do i replace the lambda, is it near the back box. ?

    i would say it is as close to the engine as possible because it needs to heat up FAST to work so probably not the backbox. on cars it is pre cat on the manifold


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