Also start to attach all the auxiliary hoses like the water pipes and vac pipes.
However thinking this would be simple would be wrong; things have been scattered over the years and a few of the pipes are missing.
So thought i'll crack on to the plenum so i fitted the fuel rail down nice and snug.
Next issue we have - Spark plugs - no-where to be found !!
So looks like i'm building another list of parts thats needed.
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JaiKai ·
Not off a Z hence why I thought I'd post here.
It's off a 92 peugeot 205 1.8 diesel.
Done some research online and the consensus seems to be that the best way to test a coolant sensor is to measure the resistance with a multimeter.
Video of soime chap doing it here:
From what I can make out, I should be testing the resistance across the two pins on the back of the sensor.
When I took the sensor out the car and did this I got no result, zip. Aha I thought it's bust! Bought a new one but that does the same :blink:
After poking around a bit I found I can get a measurement if I touch one of the pins and the brass casing.
Does this sound right or are both my sensors bust?
When my multimeter leads are not in contact with anything they show the same as the top pic e.g. '1'
Pics of what I am doing here: