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During the install of the cylinder head yesterday the inlet temp. sender got stuck and is broken now. The piece between the two pins of the sender is missing, I believe the missing piece is called a resistor?
I got a 3B so with the soldered temp sender, can the resistor be replaced? If yes does anybody know the specs of the resistor I need?
To be honest, the price for a new sensor, it´s a waste of time, just my opinion
I agree. The temp sensor PN is 034 905 379B and was used as early as 1985 on A100's, through to 97 AAN UrS6's. Also used on the V8s. You might be able to find one at a wrecker/breaker.
RS2'd 93 UrS4 5 spd sedan
94 UrS4 V8 6 spd manual avant
If a replacement sensor was wired up the wrong way round so that the polarity is swapped over would it mess up the reading or are these like a light bulb?
I had to fit a replacement one on my 3b and im pretty sure i connected the cables the same way but since the car is playing up maybe this is the problem.
It is a thermistor, personally i would get another unit instead of trying to match the item and re-solder. Or you could fit a resister, gives you another 10bhp according to the ebay sellers
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