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Coolant Temperature Sensor
The temperature sensor measures the temperature of the coolant, and transmits appropriate signals to the control device. The sensor comprises a NTC-element (NTC - negative temperature coefficient), which reduces its resistance with increasing temperature. When a faulty sensor controller provides backup value. This leads to the fact that properly aged duration prior and subsequent heating. PERFORMANCE ORDER | 1. Engine 2.0 L: remove the 6-pin plug to the relay control heating and measure the resistance between the chip 6 on the plug and the housing (engine block). If the resistance goes to infinity, in the conductive line breakage. If less than 1 ohm, the short circuit of the electric line. Specification: at 25 ?� C: 2442 ohms 170 ohms + at 80 ?� C: + 291 ohms and 16 ohms. | 2. Engine 2.2 / 2.5 L: reduce the pressure of the coolant. To do this, remove the cap from the expansion tank filled with coolant. | | 3. Disconnect plug (B 11/4) and remove the coolant temperature sensor. | | 4. Disconnect the plug (11 / 8x1) and remove the "coolant temperature sensor for further warming" on the cylinder head. |
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Check
PERFORMANCE ORDER | | 1. Suspend the sensor in a water bath and slowly heat it. | 2. Check with an ohmmeter resistance temperature sensor. The measured value is OK if it is within a tolerance of + 5% (see table Resistance of thermal sensor). | 3. If you are not measuring sensor reaches a predetermined value, then it should be replaced. |
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Setting
PERFORMANCE ORDER | 1. Screw the sensor to a torque of 20 Nm | 2. Push the cable plug (connector). | 3. Pour the coolant. | 4. Warm up the engine and check the coolant level. |
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Resistance temperature sensor
TEMPERATURE | RESISTANCE | 20 ?� C | 2500 Ohm | 30 ?� C | 1700 Ohm | 40 ?� C | 1170 Ohm | 50 ?� C | 830 ohms | 60 ?� C | 600 ohms | 70 ?� C | 435 ohms | 80 ?� C | 325 ohms | 90 ?� C | 245 ohms | 100 ?� C | 185 ohms |
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