So do I need to change the sensor? And what is the actual name of it ?
Nodge68
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It's saying high, which suggests the sensor or wiring is going open circuit. So it'll either be the wiring corroded, or the sensor itself is faulty.
The sensor is cancelled an exhaust gas temperature sensor.Something like this.
The sensor is cancelled an exhaust gas temperature sensor.Something like this.
Exhaust Gas Temperature Sensor (FF012720) for Land Rover Freelander 2
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Cheers I will get one orderedIt's saying high, which suggests the sensor or wiring is going open circuit. So it'll either be the wiring corroded, or the sensor itself is faulty.
The sensor is cancelled an exhaust gas temperature sensor.Something like this.
Exhaust Gas Temperature Sensor (FF012720) for Land Rover Freelander 2
Famous Four Products are Independent Land Rover Specialists based in Lincolnshire, UK. We provide Genuine and Aftermarket Land Rover Parts and Accessories, Service, Repair and Restoration. Order Online, by email to info@famousfour.co.uk or phone on +44 (0)1507 609444www.famousfour.co.uk
Nodge68
Well-Known Member
I'd check the part number with LR first, as I only did a name search.
I'd also be checking the wiring before buying a new sensor.
So I reset codes and this is what came back up
