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[wedge]

Following network q identifying a couple of problems, one of which was the external temperature read out flicking from -13 to -5, to telling the correct temp, they said to change the thermostatic sensor behind the radiator, which i did, but it didn't do anything except cost me dosh.  they said to part & reconnect at the other end of the cable roughly somewhere under the windscreen - i'm asking as i'm disabled & can't do it my self - i do have to have a garage do my oil cooler, so while they've got it, does anyone agree that it's the way to go with the thermo ?

thanks  

[shanjon]

i thought the sensor was behind the bumper although i may be wrong , im sure some one will be along soon who can tell you more

[Darth Loo-knee]

i thought the sensor was behind the bumper although i may be wrong , im sure some one will be along soon who can tell you more

I was gonna say the same as you.... on Bobdents car his is a facelift, the temperature sensor clipped onto the grille part of the front bumper

[wedge]

sorry, yes you're both right it is in the bumper, i was able to do that bit before xmas & forgot - what about the point of the question ?

thanks

[bob.dent]

i thought the sensor was behind the bumper although i may be wrong , im sure some one will be along soon who can tell you more

I was gonna say the same as you.... on Bobdents car his is a facelift, the temperature sensor clipped onto the grille part of the front bumper

.....and expertly rewired and soldered Daz.

[CaptainZok]

i thought the sensor was behind the bumper although i may be wrong , im sure some one will be along soon who can tell you more

I was gonna say the same as you.... on Bobdents car his is a facelift, the temperature sensor clipped onto the grille part of the front bumper

.....and expertly rewired and soldered Daz.

Odd I thought Daz did it and he can only do crappy JCB soldering.