Fitting an AFR Gauge - Project Bumble - Classic mini

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A few good hours spent in the garage continuing work on my 1979 mini1000
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[@JPKMotorsportWorkshop]

Great How-To Video! One thing that can be done as well as angling the sensor upwards to increase the longevity of it is to wire in a delay timer for the gauge. The biggest killer of Lambda sensors is heating the element and then it being hit with condensation from a cold exhaust. Adding a 30s delay to the heating of the element can increase the life of the sensor quite drastically! Possibly not essential if the car is used in-frequently, a sensor will probably last a year or two but if used daily, it may save a £80 bill every 8 months or so. Keep up the great work!

[@SmugwoodMini]

Pretty cool. Welding looked very neat too.

[@ClassicMinishorts]

Great job Matt, did yous have to adjust much on the current tune? any link to where you got the sensor from?