Anonymous

in the process of wiring up my turob lump in my mk5 and ive got a spare plug

yellow connector plug with brown and green/brown wires. haynes manual says its a temperature sensor but where does it connect

Anonymous

The temperture sensor is located on the right hand side of the block, right of the exhaust manifold level, and is attaches to a bolt, not plug in type.

adamS2RST

No, I know what that is thats the temperature guage reader. That is a little black plug you push onto the head.

I think you are referring to a big connector, rather like the ones on the back of the inlet manifold (behind it) I am not sure where it should go without looking at mine....

Anonymous

yellow rectangular two pin connector, like the ones on the cold start valve, aux air valve etc so yes like the ones behind the inlet

adamS2RST

Though't so, if you dont get an answer by tonight I will check mine for you.

Anonymous

it goes on the back of the engine below ur inlet manifoldand it kind of faces up hope thats a help

adamS2RST

I can confirm the yellow plug is below the rear of the inlet manifold. You should have a blue plug just above this on the fuel rail (center)

HTH

Adam.

Anonymous

thats where the black one goes.

green - right of plenum
blue - cold start valve
brown - aux air valve
black - back of inlet (knock sensor??)
yellow - temperature sensor, but where does it connect

help much appreciated peeps

flashpoint

It goes on the yellow engine temp sensor, it is located on the under side of the inlet manifold.

See photo S2 inlet manifold



Cheers

Steve

Anonymous

cheers dude will look 2morrow

middle, left or right i cant see any more connectors

Anonymous

jus like i said then lol

flashpoint

N, Its located just to the left of the centre of the of the manifold, almost in line with the aux air device. Look at the photo in my last post.
Don’t take to much notice of the injectors, it is a S2 inlet manifold.

Cheers

Steve

Anonymous

didnt see the photo before

cheers matey hopefully have her running by the weekend

flashpoint

Cheers Nathan,


Steve.