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tom pug

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tom pug

Can anyone give me an idea which sending unit in the engine bay is responsible for transmitting to the temperature gauge on the instrument panel i dont have any reading would this more likely be the sender or the gauge itself thanks tom

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welshpug

err?! hahaa!

 

what car and engine is it?!

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peter

Im gessing it would be a 205 GTI :)

 

The sender is behind/under the distributor but i cant remmember off the top of my head which is which (there are three) but i think its the larger brown one but thats on my 2.0 turbo so im not 100% it is raley the gauge its self that fails probly the sender or a poor connection.

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tom pug
err?! hahaa!

 

what car and engine is it?!

1.6 205 gti

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tom pug
Im gessing it would be a 205 GTI :)

 

The sender is behind/under the distributor but i cant remmember off the top of my head which is which (there are three) but i think its the larger brown one but thats on my 2.0 turbo so im not 100% it is raley the gauge its self that fails probly the sender or a poor connection.

well guessed yeh i have a large brown sender i ll check it out thanks tom

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steve@cornwall
well guessed yeh i have a large brown sender i ll check it out thanks tom

 

follow these wires back to the connector under the afm and check the connections here- often corroded

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welshpug

"brown multiplug" search under that :)

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tom pug
follow these wires back to the connector under the afm and check the connections here- often corroded
thanks cleaned them up and the gauge is fully working

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