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richard_lion16
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richard_lion16 (Author)
Coolant level is fine. How did you figure out it was the sensor? Was it expensive to fix?
gabrielblitz52
Well, I spent ages looking at the cooling grille and airflow, but a friend who knows more about cars than I do suggested the sensor. A diagnostic check confirmed it. It wasn't bank-breaking, but I'd suggest getting it checked by a professional. Could be a fuse if you're lucky. Otherwise, it's best to take it to a workshop. They will be able to correctly identify the sensor.
richard_lion16 (Author)
Thanks. I took it to a local workshop and it turned out to be a defective fuse causing the issue. They replaced the fuse, and the sensor started working again. Total cost was 52€, so thanks for the tip!
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gabrielblitz52
Sounds familiar. I had similar issues with my old Peugeot 307. Same symptoms: engine light, slow warm-up, weird temperature readings. Have you checked the basics, like coolant level and whether the fan is running constantly, even from a cold start? In my case, it wasn't the grille itself, but a faulty sensor messing everything up.