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Which connector is the correct one for the sensor in the Intercooler to EGR ? Cannot find either on the diagrams in RAVE.
Freelander 1 TD4 2-pin connectors
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Yes I know what type of connector they are, but I don't need to replace. Just trying to figure out which one is the for the boost temp sensor ?
There seems to be two plugs, but only one thing to connect !! Guess I will try both and see what i930 says.
There seems to be two plugs, but only one thing to connect !! Guess I will try both and see what i930 says.
i think .. knowing what's on mine .. in that location ..
one be for boost air temp
the other .. for the m.a.p. ( manifold pressure sensor )
(edit) .. deleted "guess" ..
will go check on mine as the m.a.p. plug is original
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fwiw ... my m.a.p. sensor plug .. has the curve shaped metal clip ..
like the top plug .. in your pic ..
( my boost temp. sensor plug not be the original .. so cannot confirm clip shape ,,
( though am fairly sure it were the 'straight' type ..
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like the top plug .. in your pic ..
( my boost temp. sensor plug not be the original .. so cannot confirm clip shape ,,
( though am fairly sure it were the 'straight' type ..
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Tried the top plug with Yellow-White & Brown wires in Boost Sensor, and engine boost fault code gone 
. This one is in the same part of engine loom as the 3-pin that connects underneath the inlet manifold.
The lower connector seems to be part of front body loom, but cannot find anywhere to plug it in.
. This one is in the same part of engine loom as the 3-pin that connects underneath the inlet manifold.The lower connector seems to be part of front body loom, but cannot find anywhere to plug it in.
That connector is for the FBH temperature sensor, which if no FBH is fitted, will be spare.
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