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Skoda Octavia 2.0 vrs petrol temp sensor

Slideways · 2022-11-10 13:15:38

Howdy. have an intermittent temp sensor issue on my 2015 Octavia. It has the gen 3 EA888 engine the same as the gti. Can anyone tell me where the eng temp sensor is located please thabks

10-11-2022 1:15pm

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Slideways

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Howdy.

have an intermittent temp sensor issue on my 2015 Octavia. It has the gen 3 EA888 engine the same as the gti.

Can anyone tell me where the eng temp sensor is located please

thabks

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#2 10-11-2022 2:05pm

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Is it the coolant temp sensor or cylinder head temp sensor you're looking for?

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#3 10-11-2022 9:17pm

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Getting fault code P0117, that’s coolant?

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#4 10-11-2022 10:29pm

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Don't know the layout of that engine but I'd say its located gearbox side of engine, close to where the thermostat/top radiator hose connects from engine going towards top of radiator.
If that coolant temp sensor is gone I'd get it changed soon as possible, they can really make a car run like sh1t when they go bad

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#5 11-11-2022 10:39am

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Got it sorted.

Changed the sensor, it was the culprit. Above bellhousing on the head.

cheers

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