The oxygen sensor is something else that can be tested by disconnecting it.
The engine will still run pretty well without it but if it's there but
giving a faulty signal the ecu can get confused.
Jim
On 01/06/2010 18:26, Jamest142 wrote:
Hiya
May sound strange, but try checking the oxygen sensor on the exhaust
(if it has one).
Our Skoda did some very strange things - replaced it - all ok.
Also - has the car been standing - may be dirt / water in the fuel -
that can do funnies as well. Check the dizzy cap / rotor arm (again if
ifitted)
Best regards
James T
Q2-002
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