Hellhound196

Can anyone help me identify what kind of connector/terminal this is I can't figure it out. I think it may be the cause of my cold start issues.

j9fd3s

iTrader: (3)

connector is very similar to a Bosch EV1 connector. if this is not hooked up it will cause all kinds of issues, and in fact you'd be lucky to get the thing started at all

Hellhound196

Thanks I'll try to find one

Hellhound196

Ok so I replaced the sensor and the connector and I still have the check engine code. I'm guessing the wire is broken somewhere and I need to find it? I'm also going to see if the afm is in spec because I read that might cause starting issues. Am I on the right track?

Hellhound196

Does anyone know where this wire is supposed to go? It was just sitting there unconnected with no terminal or anything. I thought it was supposed to go to the thermosensor but since I've not seen any pictures of there being a three wire variant I believe that I was wrong and did more harm than good.
Does anyone know where this wire is supposed to go? It was just sitting there unconnected with no terminal or anything. I thought it was supposed to go to the thermosensor but since I've not seen any pictures of there being a three wire variant I believe that I was wrong and did more harm than good.

Hellhound196

So I got the correct wires hooked up and checked the codes and the water thermosensor code was gone. I ate lunch came back and the code was back. Can anyone please explain how this happened?

FührerTüner

iTrader: (5)

The pins push back into the connector sometimes. I'd double check it.