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Started by tango, 09 December 2010, 16:42:48

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kcl

The wiring is ok visually checked, will have to measure it to be sure. There should be constant power coming to one wire? Where is the next plug? Inside the front wing?

fiend61

havent you got front fogs ?? because the connector for fogs and temp sensor is up under passenger side front bumper, big black 4pin  :y

kcl

Yes, I have fogs. I was only speaking about the temp sensor connector at the end of the sensor, only two pins. Have not yet located the next plug "upstream", the wires to sensor come from a well-taped loom from the left hand fog light area...

fiend61

as i said there will be a big 4pin connector up under the passenger side bumper (front) mine was just dangling there and somebody had just tried to pull it apart and pulled the pins out of the connector, so if you look up under the bumper going up towards the headlight you should see it  :y

kcl

will check that, thanks for advice  :y

kcl

Solved.  ;D

Someone had "repaired" one of the fog light wires, had put an "Abiko" style crimped connector to the wire and left it as is... Well, it had rubbed against the other wires and the blue-white wire to the temp sender was nearly cut off. Also the other black wire for fogs was in very bad shape.

Now all soldered together and sealed well enough for next decades  ::)

fiend61

glad you got it sorted  :y

tcs

Hi,

I have twice repaired the 4 pin connector and other wiring on my external temp sensor (V reg 2.0 CDX estate, X20XEV) but it has now failed again, showing "F" on the dash. I have replaced the sensor - twice. I have scraped many knuckles trying to trace the wiring up under the battery tray but I reckon they must have welded the panels around the loom!

Anyway, I have been getting conflicting stories from people, including the "professionals", about whether this sensor affects the climate control and also about where the wires go. Some say straight to the dash and some say to the ECU.

Does anyone have a definitive answer please, preferrably with a wiring diagram for this late model?

Regards.

the alarming man

QuoteAs stated above... Check the wiring ;)

I have the same problem! And yes, if you have climate control it does have an effect ::)



well there is your answer  :y
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tcs

Hi,

At last I have a definitive solution, and you're right - it does affect the climate control.

I just found someone with the right wiring diagram who managed to bypass the broken wire from the multiway connector under the dash on the passenger side. The climate control actually puts out an "external sensor failure" code. So, climate control now behaving itself.

Regards.

symes

logged on yesterday to mention my temp sensor packed up read this and today cut wires from plug as it was a mess inside-soldered the wires and now all fixed!! :y Thanks guys :y :y
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