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  1. 22nd March 2019, 11:57 PM #1
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    Can someone identify this sensor

    While looking around under the bonnet of my 2008 D3 I noticed some insulation damage on the cables leading to the sensor shown in the photo. It is located behind the left side headlight.

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  2. 23rd March 2019, 07:58 AM #2
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    Is it a sensor or a blank terminator for equipment not fitted?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Graeme View Post
    Is it a sensor or a blank terminator for equipment not fitted?
    That's what I was thinking but looks like the po has hooked into it ?
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    Outside temperature sensor for aircon?

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    The outside temp sensor is in front of the radiator.
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    I must admit that just looks like a connector not a sensor to me but maybe it does go to a sensor.
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    Thanks, for the replies, the insulation on the cable is damaged. I will just tape it up.

    I was not sure if it was a temperature sensor, but looked like a dumb spot as air flow would be minimal.

    There are small plastic plus in it, so it could easily be a termination that I am not familiar with

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    Air temp sensor is mounted behind the bumper or if if a bull bar is fitted its moved to the rh chassis mount.
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