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by GeoffSmith » Sun 07.10.2007, 12:16
Neil (Enright) has already done this successfully. There is some more information
here.
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by ESM » Sun 07.10.2007, 12:51
duncan wrote:Soooo, a V5 switcher 9929 / 9930 with an o2 sensor should fix it - correct?
Eerrr no. You want the closed loop 1499 (S2) chip - the 9929/9930 chips don't use the oxygen sensor which is necessary for your catalyst to work properly. The 9930 gets rich SEs (with a 9929 or equivalent PROM) under the UK 3% requirement - no oxygen sensor or catalyst required - it wouldn't get you under 0.4%. The S2 ECU would of course work too (since it has the 1499 chip in it).
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by surfboardfiller » Wed 10.10.2007, 16:29
ESM wrote:Last I heard Lotus had run out of 9930 memcals and, anyway, this thread is about getting an SE through a Danish test and it seems even the SE has to get down to 0.4% there.
Finally a phone line!
On my MOT Exhast Emissions Test Reading (July 31 2007):
Reading CO = 0.16%
HC = 103 ppm
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by delta » Sat 27.10.2007, 02:45
Just to let you all know that this prolem is solved.
Duncan called after 2 days, we did the rebuild 3. day evening, and he passed the MOT day 4 without any problems.
It IS a piece of cake.
especially when you have all the parts you need on the shelf.
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by GeoffSmith » Sat 27.10.2007, 09:15
Nice one Jørgen.

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by Enright » Sat 27.10.2007, 12:32
Well done, but "rebuild" - what did you have to rebuild?

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by delta » Sun 28.10.2007, 14:51
Enright wrote:Well done, but "rebuild" - what did you have to rebuild?

Oh.. Master don't be mad at me, but as you know, I'm just a simpel and stupid dane from who you can not espect knowledge of all the fine details of the english language. So I'm sorry if I hereby offended you by letting the job i have done sound more impressive than it realy is. This will surely not happen again.
I just love LEC.
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by GeoffSmith » Sun 28.10.2007, 15:02
delta wrote:Enright wrote:Well done, but "rebuild" - what did you have to rebuild?

Oh.. Master don't be mad at me, but as you know, I'm just a simpel and stupid dane from who you can not espect knowledge of all the fine details of the english language. So I'm sorry if I hereby offended you by letting the job i have done sound more impressive than it realy is. This will surely not happen again.

I just love LEC.
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Wrong answer. What you should have said is "complete strip down and rebuild like
jimbob - it took a whole day because I had to go to work in the middle of it"

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