Hi all
The air con packed up a few weeks back so had it regassed and serviced which hasn’t solved the problem.
Have now had it fault scanned and am getting the following .
Can anyone tell me where the sensor is located and is it easy to swap over.
Thanks
Air con sensor location
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Re: Air con sensor location
That might just be a latched low refrigerant pressure alert. Sometimes you have to clear old faults before the aircon will re-start, though I'm not sure if that applies here. It's not the sort of thing that's necessarily covered by a re-gas.
I'm not certain, but I think an open circuit sensor would give you a different value.
If you did have to change it, that would mean another re-gas. However if you go to a reputable garage, they should de-gas and re-gas without charging for the gas twice, as long as they keep records of you and your car. ATS did that for me.
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I'm not certain, but I think an open circuit sensor would give you a different value.
If you did have to change it, that would mean another re-gas. However if you go to a reputable garage, they should de-gas and re-gas without charging for the gas twice, as long as they keep records of you and your car. ATS did that for me.
Nick
Re: Air con sensor location
Here you go -
and it looks like this, with the metal part inside the Radiator and the black part showing
The sensor pt no is 4H0959126 and here is a pistonheads thread telling you how to do it on an A6 (bumper has to come off) with some YouTube videos in it.
However the error code in your picture above is just a "low pressure" code, so if the aircon was recently topped up I'd get it checked for leaks before changing the sensor which may be reading correctly.
and it looks like this, with the metal part inside the Radiator and the black part showing
The sensor pt no is 4H0959126 and here is a pistonheads thread telling you how to do it on an A6 (bumper has to come off) with some YouTube videos in it.
However the error code in your picture above is just a "low pressure" code, so if the aircon was recently topped up I'd get it checked for leaks before changing the sensor which may be reading correctly.
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Re: Air con sensor location
Quick look at my car - which has the bumper off - it's really easy to get to when the car is in that state. However, although the one on my car is similar, it's white and a slightly different design.
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Re: Air con sensor location
Your old sensor has been superseded by the new one as shown above.Jim Haseltine wrote: ↑Fri Jul 10, 2020 6:22 pmQuick look at my car - which has the bumper off - it's really easy to get to when the car is in that state. However, although the one on my car is similar, it's white and a slightly different design.
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