2001 Td4 Brake Fluid Sensor
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Optimus Prime
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assuming the you mean the one that goes in the top of the brake fluid reservoir to tell you when then level is too low, it's called a brake fluid level switch.
This one comes in at the bottom of the resevoir rather than the top
looks very similar to this
http://www.meder.com/fileadmin/meder/pdf/en/Technical_Documents/Technical_Write-Ups/Brake_Level_Sensor_Application.pdf
thanks for your reply...
looks very similar to this
http://www.meder.com/fileadmin/meder/pdf/en/Technical_Documents/Technical_Write-Ups/Brake_Level_Sensor_Application.pdf
thanks for your reply...
Got broken part out(have been suffering the 3 amigos and this sensor had a huge crack and chip out of it so after Jimbos post - link below though it worth a spin) and its an Audi Part?? I know the TD4 is a BMW engine but didn't expect that!
Couldn't find a TD4 at the scrappy and all the other models I looked at had the top mounted switch as O P said. Found a Audi... think it was an A4 or something and blow me down its the same part.
Switched the parts and used some contact cleaner and the 3 Amigos have gone, its very early days but following Jimbos thread here http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f9/3-amigos-sorted-132674.html
could this be it....
Couldn't find a TD4 at the scrappy and all the other models I looked at had the top mounted switch as O P said. Found a Audi... think it was an A4 or something and blow me down its the same part.
Switched the parts and used some contact cleaner and the 3 Amigos have gone, its very early days but following Jimbos thread here http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f9/3-amigos-sorted-132674.html
could this be it....
storm99
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Hmmm...10 months too late...go and sit in the naughty corner.
Dann
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The sensor connections are prone to corroding and causing warning light errors. Our fleet has the connector pins bridged out to stop the warning light errors and then we simply lift the bonnet weekly to check levels - foolproof.
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'sorry there for future users'
It may be too late for 'jamin 101' but guess what has come on on my freelander.
Just got to find an old audi in the breakers.
Cheers
It may be too late for 'jamin 101' but guess what has come on on my freelander.
Just got to find an old audi in the breakers.
Cheers
hippochris
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Who says the search function doesn't work?! Thanks here to the 'for future users' guy.
magpiepolish
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just got mine ebay £20 delivered
