I spoke incorrect. Sorry.
I'm an inquisitive man but I'm no Zozo. 
Freelander II 2,2 TD SE Stornoway Grey

Sorry for my wry English. I began to study it recently.
I'll be thankful for your corrections of my mistakes

Last edited by lar on 6th Dec 2009 5:27 pm. Edited 2 times in total

AndyC wrote:

If it the sensor for the cold climate package that our "Northern Freelys" have fitted as standard, it is under the left hand mirror. Feels like a nipple - you can feel it if you run your fingers under the mirror - the right hand one does not have one

If it the temperture sensor for the external temperature that is indicated on the dashboard display I cant help you - but it would be interesting to know where that is located

AndyC, how does this wiork, in colder weather texture different to when its warm? Will it this change when you run your fingers over it? Just curious.  p****d off with a Digital Keyboard Warrior

Could the incorrect operating of this sensor, to be cause of wrong injection of diesel?
Sometimes this sensor indicates me, a strange ed impossible temperature, like - 10, -15 degrees( sun in july, here in italy).
Real temperature is above 28 degrees.

I know some engines regulate the injection of diesel, considering real temperature outside....but I hope isn't this sensore to tell him how to examine it.