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I am about to weld a nut to my exhaust for the lambda to fit into (I'm doing a mk1 golf conversion) and need to know how deep the probe part of the sensor needs to sit into the exhaust tubing? anybody know or know where i can find out, it is a polo gt engine.

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If you weld the nut to the outside of the manifold, you are replicating the existing mounting.

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If you weld the nut to the outside of the manifold, you are replicating the existing mounting.

I am using the mk1 manifold by the way, do you mean just weld the nut flush to the tubing and that is how a polo manifold would be?

Yes. Why use the Golf manifold though? I have the Polo manifold and a GTi system. You need to remove the cat and then add a straight bit of pipe to fill the gap. I can take some pictures if it helps.

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Yes. Why use the Golf manifold though? I have the Polo manifold and a GTi system. You need to remove the cat and then add a straight bit of pipe to fill the gap. I can take some pictures if it helps.

because I haven't got a polo manifold, I'm just trying to get the engine in and running and develop from there on. I believe the lambda hole is just before where the cat would of been is that right?

Good reason ;) Mine came with the engine. The lambda will sit a couple of inches past the driveshaft so that the cable can go straight up the bulkhead or up the side of the rear mount.

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Good reason ;) Mine came with the engine. The lambda will sit a couple of inches past the driveshaft so that the cable can go straight up the bulkhead or up the side of the rear mount.

the hole where the old heater pipe for the 1.1 carb should do nicely then, cheers yeha

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