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    Default 2001 saxo vtr lambda faults

    m.7.4.4 ecu
    2001 saxo vtr lambda faults
    po134 oxygen sensor
    p0135 upstream heating command
    p1327 ignition integrated phase detection

    replaced sensor
    swapped ecu, checked wirng for continuty between sensor and ecu, all ok

    downstream goes active upstream stuck on .44v
    7.31sec@203.3mph

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    P0134 (No activity) and P0135 are probably linked.
    The heater for the sensor doesn't work.
    That may be a fuse, wiring, the sensor or even the ecu.

    P1327 is a problem with the coil. The coil provides the camshaft signal. Usually this means a new coil.

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    Quote Originally Posted by oldford View Post
    That may be a fuse, wiring, the sensor or even the ecu.

    P1327 is a problem with the coil. The coil provides the camshaft signal. Usually this means a new coil.
    Back you up on that one.

    If the costomer is Polish - tell him he needs to try some new "Candles"
    If the costomer is Inglish, tell him he needs to try new "SPARK PLUGS"

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