MHK100920A - Sensor - Oxygen by Autotec ComponentsElectrical Part Land Rover Range Rover Discovery

MHK100920A - Sensor - Zuurstof

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Brand Autotec Onderdelen

Sensor - Zuurstof

Vehicle Model Land Rover Discovery 2 1998-2004 (L318)

Fitment Notes DISCOVERY 2 1998-2004 — 4.0/4.6L V8 Benzine. Zuurstof-/lambdasensor, op uitlaatpijp.

Alternative Codes

MHK100920AMHK100920

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Frequently asked questions

What does the front lambda sensor do on the V8?

The front lambda sensor (oxygen sensor) sits on the exhaust downpipe, upstream of the catalytic converter, on the 4.0/4.6L V8 petrol engine in the Discovery 2. It measures oxygen in the exhaust gas and feeds the signal to the engine control module, which uses it to hold the air/fuel mixture in closed-loop control.

Which sensor position is this, and how many does the V8 have?

This is the front (upstream, pre-catalyst) lambda sensor for the 4.0/4.6L V8. These engines typically run a sensor on each downpipe ahead of the catalytic converter, plus post-cat sensors, so check which position you're replacing. This part covers the front sensor on the Discovery 2.

What are the signs of a failing lambda sensor?

A failing lambda sensor on the V8 Discovery 2 typically causes rough running, poor fuel economy, a stored fault code and sometimes a lit engine warning light. As the sensor ages its response slows, so the engine control module can't fuel accurately. A dead sensor usually forces open-loop running and higher emissions.

Can the front lambda sensor be fitted at home?

The front lambda sensor can usually be replaced at home with a lambda socket or deep socket and some penetrating oil, since the threads tend to seize in the hot downpipe. Access on the Discovery 2 V8 is from underneath. Let the exhaust cool first and avoid straining the wiring connector when unplugging it.

MHK100920A - Sensor - Zuurstof

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