Problematic CEL relating to primary O2
Is this one the correct sensor for my 55 plate?
http://www.ecolambda.co.uk/main/ecos...item=250-24391
http://www.ecolambda.co.uk/main/ecos...item=250-24391
Anyone? Please? 
I stopped earlier to drop mum back home and on starting it again the idle was really rough, the car wouldn't move without kangaroing all over the place. Ended up having to turn it off and start it up again.

I stopped earlier to drop mum back home and on starting it again the idle was really rough, the car wouldn't move without kangaroing all over the place. Ended up having to turn it off and start it up again.
Have you tried my suggestions? No point spending money before trying the free options.
Also, care with odb readings, the O2 sensor may be registering a fault that may be caused by something else (e.g. over fuelling etc.)
Also, care with odb readings, the O2 sensor may be registering a fault that may be caused by something else (e.g. over fuelling etc.)
Pretty cheap compared to oem
The site you're on lists this
http://www.ecolambda.co.uk/main/ecos...item=250-54023
For
S2000 2.0 AP F20C 09.05 on Front 250-54023
I would ring em with your VIN
The site you're on lists this
http://www.ecolambda.co.uk/main/ecos...item=250-54023
For
S2000 2.0 AP F20C 09.05 on Front 250-54023
I would ring em with your VIN
Yes, I only got the code reader today so pulled the code and had to use the car, I'm at the girlfriends for the weekend now so I can't do anything more with it.
As for the different lambda sensors, aren't the more expensive (wideband) ones only used on DBW cars?
As for the different lambda sensors, aren't the more expensive (wideband) ones only used on DBW cars?
36531PCX014 is the part number for a 2006 non DBW car
http://lambdapower.co.uk/partsearch/...Dlist=LC-10064
searching for that part number came up with that link above listed as direct fit.
http://lambdapower.co.uk/partsearch/...Dlist=LC-10064
searching for that part number came up with that link above listed as direct fit.









