1100 evo Lambda sensor post-Rexxer question

Uncle Bob · 04-06-2019, 08:01 AM

So I did promise more noob questions...

The bike is back together after the Rexxer flashed ECU and I've disconnected both lambda sensors from the loom and also removed the exhaust valve motor. I just need to get a spanner big enough to remove the sensors from the exhaust! Thought I had one. I don't.

The sensor near the horizontal cylinder looks like a bit of a tight squeeze, and so far I haven't worked out how to get the disconnected plug out out from between the frame and the engine...

The question for today is: Is it OK to leave the cable for the exhaust valve motor in place? I presume that the valve is held open by spring tension?

04-06-2019, 08:01 AM	#11
Uncle Bob Registered User Join Date: Jan 2017 Location: Milton Keynes Bike: M1100evo Posts: 233	So I did promise more noob questions... The bike is back together after the Rexxer flashed ECU and I've disconnected both lambda sensors from the loom and also removed the exhaust valve motor. I just need to get a spanner big enough to remove the sensors from the exhaust! Thought I had one. I don't. The sensor near the horizontal cylinder looks like a bit of a tight squeeze, and so far I haven't worked out how to get the disconnected plug out out from between the frame and the engine... The question for today is: Is it OK to leave the cable for the exhaust valve motor in place? I presume that the valve is held open by spring tension?