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Old 05-09-2006, 10:36 PM   #1
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Well i was given a temp sensor for my car. I looked all over the freaking car and went inside bumper and what not. What i did came around was a ripped wire. So im guessing thats it. Does anyone know where i can get the plug in part to attach it with the wire thats hanging? The plug in part must be yellow i think to fit witht he actual sensor part. TIA. (i dont need the sensor, i need the plug in part that goes with the wire)
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The dealership???????????
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Umm, let me get this straight.... you found a ripped wire to the left of your radiator and you think this is what's left of your temp sensor plug? What does the actual sensor look like now? How long have you been driving the car like this?

There are various plugs for OBD2 cars, here are some common plugs for you to look at... IIRC the one on my car is a three-wire triangular plug, I can't seem to find a diagram on realoem right now...
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Well I have a unplugged plug at the passenger headlights that I have no clue what it's for.
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He is referring to the on-board computer temperature sensor, it's not a critical sensor. It's not the air intake temp sensor, that ones VERY important.

This is the best I can do: http://www.realoem.com/bmw/showparts...=62&fg=05&hl=2

My sensor went out a while ago, now it's always -40 outside.
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This is what the sensor looks like. It mounts in the driver's side brake duct.

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yes exactly, i got that right now. But i need the wire to connect that piece too. That other part to connect with it ripped off. So i need some of the wire to the point where i can connect it to. Get what i mean? I have that piece, i just need the other half to connect it inside. So i can just connect the cables together.
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yes exactly, i got that right now. But i need the wire to connect that piece too. That other part to connect with it ripped off. So i need some of the wire to the point where i can connect it to. Get what i mean? I have that piece, i just need the other half to connect it inside. So i can just connect the cables together.
I think you're on your own with this one. You need to figure out if you have the right wire or not. I use the Bentley manual for things like this, but I'm guessing you don't have one, it's time to pick one up. They are like $50 and you can get one from BavAuto or Pelican.

Try the junk yard or ebay for the plug, but I think you'll have troubles finding it. If you can find the plug on realoem, you can call the dealership and see what the plug costs. I would make sure you have the correct wire before spending the money on a new plug.

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i went to bmw parts. They said its a special order, and its 90 bucks. I told them thats to expensive just to find out how hot its outside. Ill search in parting outs in BFC.
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Hugo did you ever find that plug to plug the sensor into. Something today my sensor and plug were ripped off.
Now its -40
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hahah random.. i would just buy one from any of the guy parting their cars out
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