The LCR block is different from the 180, was hoping to see actual vs expected Lambda factors. No matter. Assuming the obvious here but you have tried driving the car with the MAF sensor disconnected, right?
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Ok cheers mate, I've booked the car for a smoke test for Thursday. I checked all pipes I think the major ones all seemed ok. I found a split pipe under manifold which I replaced which didn't really have a major effect. It sounds like air is escaping or being sucked in where it shouldn't. Does feel like car is holding back so your probably right about the throttle butterfly is holding back hence the real massive lack in power. The rod seemed fine it was tough to pull but not sure about wastegate. Thanks so much for taking the time to check my logs I might pop and double check some more hoses but I got a funny feeling the sound is coming from intercooler on the drivers side. There's no oil around there which I would of expected if it was, be nice once it's storted I haven't been able to enjoy driving the car really. Thanks again to you and everyone for your input. I keep you all posted
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The numbers are the same all the way down to 16 on time stamp
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The LCR block is different from the 180, was hoping to see actual vs expected Lambda factors. No matter. Assuming the obvious here but you have tried driving the car with the MAF sensor disconnected, right?
same blocks.
Fueling:
Code:Friday 30 April 2010 20:13:56 06A 906 032 HJ 1.8L R4/5VT 01 0002 Group A: '031 Group B: '115 Group C: '002 Lambda Factor Lambda Factor Bin. Bits Bin. Bits Engine Speed Engine Load Spec. Boost Actual Boost Idle speed Engine load Inj. period Air mass in TIME TIME 700-6800 RPM 15-150% 990-1800 mbar <=1800 mbar TIME 700-820 rpm 15-25% 2.0 - 4.0 ms 2.0-4.5 g/s MARKER STAMP STAMP /min % mbar mbar STAMP /min % ms g/s 0.5 1.008 1 1.02 1280 32.3 980 990 0.01 760 19.5 2.38 2.75 2.01 1.023 1 2.52 1280 33.1 980 990 1.51 1200 38.3 4.08 8.39 3.52 0.977 1 4.03 1200 45.9 980 1000 3.02 1120 36.8 4.42 8.61 5.18 0.992 1 5.73 2280 63.9 980 1120 4.62 1440 48.9 5.78 15.19 6.75 1.016 1 7.24 1520 63.2 990 1040 6.24 1920 14.3 1.7 4.11 8.25 1.039 1 8.76 2040 92.5 1350 1230 7.74 1640 72.9 7.82 24.61 9.76 0.93 0.914 10.26 3040 154.9 2060 1960 9.25 2320 104.5 11.9 48.53 11.33 0.828 0.836 11.96 4560 179.7 2100 2190 10.76 3480 162.4 20.06 105.83 13 0.821 0.828 13.49 5840 151.1 1840 1840 12.48 5080 163.2 20.4 154.83 14.49 0.75 0.774 15.01 6200 11.3 980 1420 14 6160 145.9 18.36 171.31 16 0.805 0.914 16.5 4640 163.2 2030 2040 15.5 5200 12.8 0 11.25 17.5 0.828 0.828 18.05 5160 157.1 1960 1950 17.01 4840 164.7 20.4 147.64 19.22 0.75 0.789 19.73 5240 11.3 980 1370 18.71 5360 154.1 21.08 158.19 20.72 1.991 1.047 21.24 4240 12 980 1030 20.23 4360 12 0 9.28 22.23 1.991 1.047 22.73 4040 12 980 1020 21.75 4160 12 0 9.33
Different to mine Bill, last time I logged Block 031 it gave Lambda Factors rather than voltages:
I won't second guess you because you know far more about this stuff than I do. I can understand using the Lambda Factors to confirm adequate fuel supply, but sensor voltages mean nothing to me.

BMC CDA - Bin it. terrible restrictive filter.