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New Motor Mounts = sensor casuality
13 years 2 months ago #15006
by raidonzap
New Motor Mounts = sensor casuality was created by raidonzap
Hello everyone,
I completed my MM job last summer which resulted in a vibration free super smooth engine. However, at the start of this years driving season, my RPM's at start-up took longer than normal to settle and my idle speed was around 1000 RPM. I poked around and found this hiding behind the cross brace:
Can someone please identify this sensor?
I have been able to super glue the broken sensor and re connect it to the wire harness for now but I would like to get a new one.
Thanks for your help!
Attached files [img]media/attachments/15374=1916-IMG_5144.jpg[/img] [img]media/attachments/15374=1917-IMG_5146.jpg[/img]
I completed my MM job last summer which resulted in a vibration free super smooth engine. However, at the start of this years driving season, my RPM's at start-up took longer than normal to settle and my idle speed was around 1000 RPM. I poked around and found this hiding behind the cross brace:
Can someone please identify this sensor?
I have been able to super glue the broken sensor and re connect it to the wire harness for now but I would like to get a new one.
Thanks for your help!
Attached files [img]media/attachments/15374=1916-IMG_5144.jpg[/img] [img]media/attachments/15374=1917-IMG_5146.jpg[/img]
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13 years 2 months ago #15007
by Kiln_Red
Replied by Kiln_Red on topic New Motor Mounts = sensor casuality
Diag port.. I think.
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13 years 2 months ago #15020
by emmanuelli
Replied by emmanuelli on topic New Motor Mounts = sensor casuality
isnt the diag port the circular one to the left of the oil fill cap?
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13 years 2 months ago #15022
by raidonzap
Replied by raidonzap on topic New Motor Mounts = sensor casuality
Thanks for the replies.
I have added a graphic to illustrate where the plug is broken from. The diag port is ok.
Attached files [img]media/attachments/15390=1918-IMG_5146 with graphic.jpg[/img]
I have added a graphic to illustrate where the plug is broken from. The diag port is ok.
Attached files [img]media/attachments/15390=1918-IMG_5146 with graphic.jpg[/img]
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13 years 2 months ago #15023
by the flying scotsman
Replied by the flying scotsman on topic New Motor Mounts = sensor casuality
not sure of the MY but on S4s and up those type of connectors are used on knock detectors and hall sensor
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13 years 2 months ago #15024
by Kiln_Red
Replied by Kiln_Red on topic New Motor Mounts = sensor casuality
This
is what you need. Use a small flat blade to remove the remnants of the old TPS male plug from the injection harness TPS pigtail.
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