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A2 (1999-2005)

Removal and installation the coolant temperature sensor at the radiator outlet (Audi A2)

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Table of contents: Removal ↓ Installation ↓

Removal



When the engine is cold, remove the hood. Open the coolant expansion tank cap briefly to release residual pressure in the cooling system.

Disconnect plug connector «1» of coolant temperature sensor at radiator outlet «G83». Remove clamp…


Disconnect plug connector "1" of coolant temperature sensor at radiator outlet "G83". Remove clamp and pull out coolant temperature sensor at radiator outlet "G83". Ignore "arrow".

Installation



Installation in reverse order, and to avoid coolant loss, it is necessary to immediately insert the coolant temperature sensor at the radiator outlet "G83" into the fitting. Check the coolant level. Install the soundproofing screen.
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