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    Quote Originally Posted by maxperformance View Post
    I don't have access to see number on thermostat but from your ideas I think it is the colour of a genuine one? I will try to clean sensor plug this weekend.
    Yep. photos can be deceiving in terms of colour accuracy, but that one looks to be standard fare.

    So, start looking more towards the sender unit.
    If you don't have one, IR thermometers are handy tools to have.. as said .. point it at the senders coolant outlet port.

    If you get a hold of a nanocom and it reads the same .. could be an actual issue then.
    Arthur.

    All these discos are giving me a heart attack!

    '99 D1 300Tdi Auto ( now sold :( )
    '03 D2 Td5 Auto
    '03 D2a Td5 Auto

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    Quote Originally Posted by shack View Post
    Over the past 24 months I've probably replaced 2 MAP/IAT sensors that were faulty, advised on others that also were, changed numerous MAF's, and now I think a couple of ECT senders and a wastegate modulator.

    I think it's getting to be about that time of life.... So I wouldn't be surprised at all if many are failing, and honestly, 20 years old? Not a bad effort.

    Cheers
    James
    I never need to change MAP sensors, but did need to change MAF twice. Few years ago I bought one generic MAF for my 99 Auto Td5 and it worked very well. However, on my current 03 Manual Td5 the generic MAF sensor just last 1 day (bad luck) then I pull the trigger to get a VDO one and it has been working as it should.

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    What did the vdo set you back?
    Quote Originally Posted by maxperformance View Post
    I never need to change MAP sensors, but did need to change MAF twice. Few years ago I bought one generic MAF for my 99 Auto Td5 and it worked very well. However, on my current 03 Manual Td5 the generic MAF sensor just last 1 day (bad luck) then I pull the trigger to get a VDO one and it has been working as it should.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kaaaiju View Post
    What did the vdo set you back?
    I got it off eBay from a seller who still is selling new and genuine VDO one. I believe that I was paying like $230 and received it quickly via Express. Just did not like the way he packed the box as it was almost opened at arrival, but definitely the MAF sensor works awesome since then.

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