Re: Please help identify this sensor ?
Posted: Wed Jan 17, 2018 9:46 pm
So the plug doesn't just connect to that second position on the device, with the spur locking into the hole?
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Thanks I'm not talking about the parking sensor which is already connected to the loom and pushed into the sensor housing, I'm talking about the item hanging down behind and to the right of that...it is already connected to a plug and can be removed it's not just a lose plug hanging down.switchback wrote: ↑Wed Jan 17, 2018 6:36 pmNot sure what you mean. I can see the parking sensor is connected but I wondered if the loose plug had fallen off the outside air temperature sensor which could be located nearby which is why I asked if the display was reading correctly.Lucky13 wrote: ↑Wed Jan 17, 2018 4:23 pm Thanks it's not just the plug, if you look at pics one and two you will see the unit is already connected to a plug on the loom...I can actually pull it off the plug if I wanted too, so the unit is complete, I just don't know what it does or where to put it...has nobody ever taken this front sensor housing off before as I just need to see one to work out where everything goes.
Thanks Dave...I can't even see the parking sensor on there let alone the mystery itemDaveBerlin wrote: ↑Wed Jan 17, 2018 5:52 pm Lucky13, take a look at this Attachment and see if this helps you identify the part - Dave
https://nissan.7zap.com/en/gr/qashqai/j ... 535/e/240/
Good graphics editing skills No I've already tried that and it's a no go...there is possibly space for it on the far left of the sensor housing and then turned sideways and pointing out towards the left of your screen...but that pulls the loom pretty tight so I'm not sure
Ah well, it was worth a shot just in case!Lucky13 wrote:No I've already tried that and it's a no go...
Well done that man!switchback wrote: Just looked at mine. It goes under the metal cross brace and is mounted transversely behind the parking sensor housing and in front of the AC condenser.