Hello, I am a user of a Ford Courier Transit. The car comes from 2020 and currently has about 50,000 km. I would like to ask if users in the UK have a problem with the DPF particulate filter. In Poland, on our forums, there are many descriptions of the problem, but so far no one has dealt with itFord Mondeo III (2000 - 2007) - 01 1.8 Coolant temperature sensor. Does anyone know whether the Mk3 mondeo 1.8 petrol has two different coolant temperature sensors (one for the guage and one for the ECU) like the Mk2? I know there is one built into the thermostat housing, but not sure whether this is for guage, ECU or both.
25860 posts · Joined 2004. #5 · Jul 13, 2016. Remove the MAF sensor, but be careful as your plastics and rubber hoses will be brittle. - Rodney. Birmingham, Alabama (USA) - Current: 2011 SL550, Former: 2011 C300, 2010 ML350, CLK550 Cabriolet, 2002 C240, 2001 ML320, 1984 300TD.
sensor. There are 2 thermostats. The main stat on the top of the engine and an oil. cooler stat on the waterpump. Make sure the main thermostat has a thick sealing ring not a thin band. Check you cannot. blow through the oil stat. People have found the oil stat leaks out of teh box and sometimes. boiling it before fitting can help.Anything upto 90 deg c would be acceptable depending on how its driven. Most modern cars have a mych higher coolung capability than they really need for this country. If I thrash mine ti death temps hit 90deg c but never sny higher and driven normally 80-82 deg c. Hope it helps. T.
532 posts · Joined 2013. #2 · May 4, 2014. the crank sensor for the 1.8 is located on the flywheel end of the engine at the bottom rear, ford specify that if the sensor is removed a new one must always be fitted. This is an older thread, you may not receive a response, and could be reviving an old thread. Please consider creating a new thread.
Ford Mondeo MK4 1.8 TDCI - Coolant sensor replacement 2008. Firstly I forgot to film an intro, lol. But here i Sacrifice a 15 mm deep socket to change the CoToyota. Celica. 2001. You'll find the engine coolant temperature sensor on the 2001 Toyota Celica located below the oil pressure switch, directly behind the coolant pipe. You can find this underneath the air intake pipe. The firSTSign that this sensor is going bad is usually going to be the check engine light (CEL) becoming illuminated, but it 13 hours ago, Cwatters said: Alternator light is on but alternator seems ok as I puts out 14.3V at idle. Voltage doesn't seem to vary much with load or rpm. Has been driven like this for perhaps 100 miles so pretty sure alternator is ok. The Ford charging system uses a two pin connector between the alternator and the ECU. POD6.