What have you done to your DeLorean today?

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Originally Posted by Nate88

Surprisingly no. I'm over 30 miles past 30,000 and still no light. It may have been disconnected (haven't checked yet).

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I suspect the Lambda counter is not a precision part. 1% error applied to 30,000 miles is 300 miles. I suspect it is not a precision part. For all we know, it could have a 5% error or more.

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Originally Posted by nkemp

I suspect the Lambda counter is not a precision part. 1% error applied to 30,000 miles is 300 miles. I suspect it is not a precision part. For all we know, it could have a 5% error or more.

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Mine was shockingly close. My light came on at 30,020.

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Originally Posted by nkemp

I suspect the Lambda counter is not a precision part. 1% error applied to 30,000 miles is 300 miles. I suspect it is not a precision part. For all we know, it could have a 5% error or more.

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I was kinda thinking the same thing, currently at 30,040 and still no light. I'm not worried about it, I was thinking of unplugging it anyway when it did come on. O2 sensor was replaced last year. I was just thinking it would be neat to see and to know that it is/was working.

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Originally Posted by Nate88

I was thinking of unplugging it anyway when it did come on.

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Or you could simply reset it to zero.

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Originally Posted by nkemp

Or you could simply reset it to zero.

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Yes, or that. That is just done by a little button correct, or is it a wheel?

What does the counter on the lambda unit itself read?

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Originally Posted by Nate88

Yes, or that. That is just done by a little button correct, or is it a wheel?

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Here is how to reset: http://support.delorean.com/kb/a51/lambda-light.aspx

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Originally Posted by nkemp

Here is how to reset: http://support.delorean.com/kb/a51/lambda-light.aspx

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I knew I read about it somewhere, but couldn't remember. Thanks!

Replace brake light switch....what a pain on my 72 year old bod....

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Originally Posted by Nate88

I was kinda thinking the same thing, currently at 30,040 and still no light. I'm not worried about it, I was thinking of unplugging it anyway when it did come on. O2 sensor was replaced last year. I was just thinking it would be neat to see and to know that it is/was working.

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Could a lack of the light coming on also mean that the car actually has 130,000 miles instead of 30,000? As in the light would have come on at 30K, 60K, 90K, 120K, etc? I was wondering about this a while ago since I'm at 26K miles but have no idea if it's rolled over in the past or not due to lack of records....