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Hi guys

Been having this intermittent spluttering with car on and off for a couple of weeks now but with no fault codes, i over took a van today on the way to Edinburgh and the CEL came on then went off again. Plugged in connectors when i got to destination and found it was Error 32 A/F sensor.

I'm no expert but i reckon this is the cause of the spluttering, Anyone know where the bugger is located and what the cost of them are. Its a 99 classic wagon

There looks like a sensor on the top of the downpipe and i think there is another in the cat somewhere?

Anyone any ideas :huh:

Edited by GalaGogsie
Posted (edited)

Is 32 not the oxygen sensor .

Top of downpipe ?

Would i be right in thinking that if the maf was fooked it would eventually kill the Oxy sensor ?

I'm sure someone will be along shortly to put you right.

Edited by Frank C
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there is defo a o2 sensor in the downpipe, there is also a different sensor in the same pipe but thats alot smaller and is a cat on fire warning sensor , cant remember if the is one in the center section

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im having no end of problems with my MAF so get the code thrown up all the time which is 23 so sounds to me it might just be a dodgy oxy sensor

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im having no end of problems with my MAF so get the code thrown up all the time which is 23 so sounds to me it might just be a dodgy oxy sensor

Any idea of the cost mate? might get one tomorrow

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Just an update folks

Phoned dealers today and got a quote for an oxygen sensor £127 + VAT, popped into local car parts dealer today and got universal one for £35. Got the one off the car and found that the internals were all rattling about in the sensor. Replaced it and car is now running sweet :thumbup:. Cheers folks

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Just an update folks

Phoned dealers today and got a quote for an oxygen sensor £127 + VAT, popped into local car parts dealer today and got universal one for £35. Got the one off the car and found that the internals were all rattling about in the sensor. Replaced it and car is now running sweet :P. Cheers folks

Nice one, good resolution :thumbup:

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