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Sensor after the catalytic converter
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09-04-2008, 04:53 PM
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That should probably be your lambda sensor... It does affect the ECU operation and probably will increase fuel usage. It's not the same as a cold-start injector: it monitors the exhaust gasses and refines the fuel mixture. It's best to keep it there to have the engine operate normally or replace the ECU to a non-lambda ECU (standard EU is without lambda) as well.
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