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Thoughts on why an AAN might be running too rich (to help Pop K.) (EDITED^2)

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Old 01-09-2006, 05:23 PM
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Default This one?

all i can see has only 3 sensors 2of3 is after run sensor,MFTS and last one is
at the back of block see in da pic.
May be my car didn't has that kinda sensor.
All i can see is the rubber hose at the back go to the after running pump.no any sensor.
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Heater hose is being cutted off.So i really didn't know where is it come from.mostly the European car that being sold in Thailand after running for 2-3 years the heater system will be cutted off.Because the weather in Thailand around 35C. further more to protect the risk that water coolant leak from the bad heater core.
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Old 01-09-2006, 06:06 PM
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Default This is the coolant temperature sensor used by the ECU

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If you temporarily unplug the connector, the ECU will use 80C as a constant value. It will probably also set a fault code.

You could rule out the fake cold start possibility by unplugging the connector and driving around for a while.
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