Mondeo mk4 1.8 tdci 2007,160.000km from the dashboard test the maximum engine temperature after much use is msssimo 73 ° c..changed water sensor and thermostat with original Ford .. More 4 glow plugs bosch ..
I did test drive it few times and after about 35 - 40 miles on motorway 70-80 miles/hour it will lose coolant. It won't happen for the first 25-35 miles at all. It seems like once coolant riches higher system won't hold it and it goes in one big splash. In the town it takes about 10-15 miles in traffic and than it goes. Engine temperature is ok. it seems NOONE in the internet had a video showing the CRANK position sensor location, only cam, no forums helped either, so after having problems with this i'm trying to locate the coolant temperature sensor on my 1.8 tdci 07 plate,i have purchased a new one and it has 2 wires on it. Thanks for any help you can give The coolant temperature sensor on your vehicle monitors the temperature of your cooling system and feeds the temperature gauge or temperature warning light on your dash. This helps prevent damage to your engine due to overheating, which may be caused by low cooling system levels, radiator or thermostat failure, and other factors. To improve the adhesion primer should be applied to the installation area. 4/3/03 Production changeover from tin plated to gold plated connector pins on the fuel temperature sensor on the high pressure pump; installing a new high pressure pump Since 24.10.2002 there has been a change in production from tin plated to gold plated connector pins Check MAP sensor operation; Testing the MAP sensor varies depending on which type of sensor you have. This can be determined by measuring the signal voltage; if it never changes from 2.5 volts, the sensor is most likely a frequency type. Analog MAP sensor; Analog MAP sensors can be tested with a digital multimeter (DMM) and a handheld vacuum pump.05 2.0 TDCi Overcooling - argosgold : Bought an '05 Ford Mondeo III in December 2009. Despite cold weather, engine was fine and up to temperature (as far as I can remember) for the first week or so. Last week, it stalled a few times (-15C outside) due to the diesel waxing up.
"Where Is The Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor Located?Watch more videos for more knowledgeCoolant temperature sensor checking WITHOUT 1. After removing the engine cover, find the heat shield on the left of the cylinder bank and remove it. It is held on by 4, 8mm bolts. You need to get this out of the way so you can reach back and around the engine block from the left. 2. Reach around the back of the block with your left hand. The Engine Coolant Temperature sensor is mounted in the thermostat housing. The body of the sensor will be blue and the sensor will be blue and have. two terminals if it is an original factory VW part. Allow the engine to cool below 100 °F (37 °C) before working on the cooling system. Note the anti-theft code and radio presets for the radio.I'd say that the throttle position sensor is the one located in the throttle body in the engine bay - not the pedal. Reply Quote. M. mmmk42009. 406 posts · Joined 2016. #6 · May 14, 2018. Regen is where the DPF gets really hot (like 600 degrees C or something) and burns all the crap off.