Yeah, it does. The signal from the lambda sensor is used to alter the air/fuel ratio by increasing/decreasing how much fuel is injected each time. If the sensor readings are duff, it could end up pouring too much fuel into the engine.
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help before i torch the bloody thing! UPDATE
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figured that would be the case but wanted a second opinion
have just picked her up and she feels a whole lot better,more poke to her from the offset so fingers crossed she's had enough of being stroppy for a while think she'll get a wash this afternoon before she finds out what i've bought for Thumper
have just picked her up and she feels a whole lot better,more poke to her from the offset so fingers crossed she's had enough of being stroppy for a while think she'll get a wash this afternoon before she finds out what i've bought for Thumper 
Could well have drowned your cat in petrol then
Hopefully a year of driving and a good bit or right foot will clean it out before you have to worry about the mot again next year.
Ollie
Hopefully a year of driving and a good bit or right foot will clean it out before you have to worry about the mot again next year.
Ollie
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