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  1. Hi mate - Where is the temp senor located ?

    Maybe its possible to get an aftermarket one (like you can do with the o2 sensors). After all a temp senor isn't exactly a complex part - at least i dont think do.

    Hi,

    The temperature sensor is a black box located to the right of the passenger side horn (when looking at the front of the car.

    I agree that it should not be that complex, although when you open up the box it has a lovely temperature sensing transducer, and half a dozen surface mount components on a pcb.

    I am going to try to mend it, but failing that will try a breakers yard for a replacement. After all, £108 for knowing whether it is cold outside seems extortionate.

    Guys,

    Ignore what I said about this sensor, I have just realised that this is the "sniffer" - it controls the cabin recirculatory system.

    If it "smells" fumes from the atmosphere, this is the unit which causes your cabin air to recirculate rather than drawing in air from outside the cabin.

    If anyone knows where the outside temp sensor actually is, please post on this forum.

    Sorry for the confusion!

  2. Hi mate - Where is the temp senor located ?

    Maybe its possible to get an aftermarket one (like you can do with the o2 sensors). After all a temp senor isn't exactly a complex part - at least i dont think do.

    Hi,

    The temperature sensor is a black box located to the right of the passenger side horn (when looking at the front of the car.

    I agree that it should not be that complex, although when you open up the box it has a lovely temperature sensing transducer, and half a dozen surface mount components on a pcb.

    I am going to try to mend it, but failing that will try a breakers yard for a replacement. After all, £108 for knowing whether it is cold outside seems extortionate.

  3. I have just bought a '98 MK4 myself, and have the same problem with the washer bottle float switch.

    The front fogs did not work either.

    Funny thing is I removed the plastic cover and found a connector had become disconnected, but even after connecting it I could not get the washer light to go out.

    Having seen your photos, and checked the car again, I have discovered that both the front fog light connectors are undone (that was the one I saw originally) and I have a faulty washer float switch.

    I now have two working front fogs, and a solution to the washer light problem :)

    Thanks for your photos, they have saved my many hours of wiring loom diagnosis.

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