YOUR RESEARCHAircon inlet temp error
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2 eligible posts · 0 unverified posts · 1 discussions match the subject in their title or opening post.
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Need a little help, see attached. It seems the aircon inlet temp sensor isn't working. My guess is I didn't plug it in or some such when I had the dash out for covering. Can anybody confirm this sensors location, and if it can be accessed / plugged in with out removing the dash? Thanks! edit; I also can't find this sensor in the wiring diagrams. Anybody know where it goes to? I may try tapping into those wires to diagnosis before I remove dash.
Anybody with a durametric confirm they get a reading from this value?
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