Looking around in the engine bay of our '11 Countryman All4 I noticed a couple of things have been unplugged (prior to our ownership).
First is what looks to maybe be a vacuum hose coming off of the sensor on one of the hoses coming off of the airbox. I have two questions regarding this. What is the sensor called, and where does the other end of the line go?
The other is what I assume is the coolant temperature sensor. Does anyone know where the connector for this should be, or have a wiring routing diagram so I can narrow down where the connector branches off from the main harness?
Any and all help would be appreciated!
First is what looks to maybe be a vacuum hose coming off of the sensor on one of the hoses coming off of the airbox. I have two questions regarding this. What is the sensor called, and where does the other end of the line go?
The other is what I assume is the coolant temperature sensor. Does anyone know where the connector for this should be, or have a wiring routing diagram so I can narrow down where the connector branches off from the main harness?
Any and all help would be appreciated!
First thing is a blind plug, not used.
Second thing is probably the result of a retrofit as I recall. Not 100% on this, a search will find it.
Second thing is probably the result of a retrofit as I recall. Not 100% on this, a search will find it.
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Second thing is probably the result of a retrofit as I recall. Not 100% on this, a search will find it.
Well, back to the drawing board then. Was hoping either of these may solve other issues.Originally Posted by Minnie.the.Moocher
First thing is a blind plug, not used.Second thing is probably the result of a retrofit as I recall. Not 100% on this, a search will find it.
Thanks though.
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Blink plug and conversion for the updated thermostat, so they dont use the old plug and someone put a bunch of sealant on the hold sensor housing so it would not leak.
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