Hello again! A bit confused: Is this the same sensor for both coolant and fuel after all? A dealer in Sweden persuaded me that it was. Or did I buy the wrong sensor?
https://www.amazon.co.uk/PSA-Sensor-coo ... B084QDB5Q7
power supply to glow plugs
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gustav
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Re: power supply to glow plugs
And here. Same OEM number!?
https://spareto.co.uk/oe/1920nh
https://spareto.co.uk/oe/1920nh
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GiveMeABreak
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Re: power supply to glow plugs
No, the coolant temp sensor has a different part number and is located in the outlet coolant tank housing:
Part: 1338C1
A word of caution though - don't buy cheap parts for sensors or you will likely be heading for problems. Many are faulty, don't work or don't last long. Get a decent branded part or original part if you can afford it.
Part: 1338C1
A word of caution though - don't buy cheap parts for sensors or you will likely be heading for problems. Many are faulty, don't work or don't last long. Get a decent branded part or original part if you can afford it.
Please note, I'm no longer active on the Forum, so won't respond to messages.
Marc
Marc
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gustav
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Re: power supply to glow plugs
Thank U Marc! Many sites have got it wrong is my conclusion. I bought this one even though the product name is coolant temp sensor. Correct oem though....
https://www.skruvat.se/Sensor-kylvatske ... 99568.aspx
Again, Thanks for your time and info. Really a big help!
https://www.skruvat.se/Sensor-kylvatske ... 99568.aspx
Again, Thanks for your time and info. Really a big help!