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They can read accurately up to 10lambda (147:1 AFR), so 38afr doesn’t necessarily mean something is wrong.  Give us a log so we can look for clues.

Any chance there is an exhaust leak?  Does the wastegate dump back into the exhaust?

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Cheers Adam, will pull log but highly unlikely air leak sensor is pre wastegate return and very close to turbo outlet. We saw 138afr on boost ( closed loop disabled while diagnosing )

I have seen over the years sensors can be short lived close to the turbo as see very high heat and yearly replacement possibly likely just a little pocket pain 

 

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Ok, I think it is worth trying another sensor, there's none of the normal clues that it has failed though and its pretty unusual for them to read very lean when failed.  The Lambda controller appears to be working ok and happy.  There is an error reported "low battery voltage", but that happened before the log was started so possibly happened at start up when batt voltage dipped, after that it appears happy.  

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