Volkswagen Golf Service & Repair Manual: Removing and installing temperature sensor -G18- and overheating sensor
-G189
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Dismantling and assembling auxiliary heater
→ Chapter. |
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Remove bolt -1- (4 Nm) and
remove retaining spring -2-. |
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Pull out temperature sensor -G18--3-and
overheating sensor -G189--4- using
long nose pliers. |
| Install in reverse order. |
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Check sealing surfaces and clean if necessary. |
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Before inserting sensors, coat seals with coolant. |
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When assembling, ensure that retaining spring is in proper
position -2-. |
 Note
| Sensors cannot be renewed separately. |
| → Chapter „Assembly overview - auxiliary heater attachments“ |
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Removing
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Dismantling and assembling auxiliary heater
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6-pin connector
Information on pin assignment can be found in the latest current
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