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10-07-2016, 11:55 Subject: Tank Temperature Sensor: MIL & Reducing Agents |
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Hello everyone,
I'm new here and just got my VCDS as well. If everything was okay, I wouldn't have bought the VCDS in the first place... ;D
I have tried searching using the following keywords:
- Sensor for tank temperature reduction agent.
- P205C
- 008284
- VW Crafter
- AdBlue (but that's a very broad term...)
Regarding the error itself:
The indicator light suddenly lit up without any warning!
Then I used a VCDS tool and simply cleared the error code, and it worked fine for a while. However, after starting the vehicle twice, the MIL (Malfunction Indicator Lamp) came back on again. Clear the error – start the car twice – the error reappears.
So, it's something serious after all :-/
Since I've already searched the internet for relevant keywords but haven't found anything that fits perfectly, I wanted to tap into your expertise.
I have an AdBlue tank. It's full of AdBlue because I just filled it up a few kilometers ago.
The tank is leak-proof and there are no leaks anywhere. The tank and surrounding area are dry.
The error doesn't occur while driving, but only when I start the engine/system.
I think the NOx values are okay (but I don't really know anything about it). Otherwise, I build cement plants.
The vehicle exhibits no loss of power during operation.
My question is therefore:
What is it?
What do I need to exchange?
Could a software update from Volkswagen help?
Have you ever experienced that before?
Here is the car scan with the error message:
Code: | Samstag,09,Juli,2016,18:17:55:21791
VCDS -- Windows-basierter VAG/VAS-Emulator läuft auf Windows 10 x64
VCDS Version: RKS 15.7.4.1
Datenstand: 20160602
http://shop.dieselschrauber.de
Händler-/Werkstattname: Simon
Fahrzeug-Ident.-Nr.: WV1ZZZ2EZA6026137 KFZ-Kennzeichen:
Fahrzeugtyp: 2E (2E - VW Crafter (LT3 / 2006 >))
Scan: 01 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 9A 9B 9C 9D 9E 9F A0 A1 A2 A3
B0 B1 B2 B3 B4 B5 B6 C1
Fahrzeug-Ident.-Nr.: WV1ZZZ2EZA6026137
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Adresse 01: Motorelektronik (CEC) Labeldatei: DRV\076-906-022-CEC.clb
Teilenummer SW: 076 906 022 Q HW: 076 906 022 G
Bauteil: R5 2,5L EDC A020SG 7729
Revision: 24H34--- Seriennummer: VWXDZ0J1009340
Codierung: 0003072
Betriebsnr.: WSC 28975 134 94397
VCID: 214E5A4DFB9CF53651-5132
1 Fehler gefunden:
008284 - Geber für Tanktemperatur Reduktionsmittel
P205C - 000 - Kurzschluss nach Masse
Umgebungsbedingungen:
Fehlerstatus: 01100000
Fehlerpriorität: 2
Fehlerhäufigkeit: 1
Verlernzähler: 255
Zeitangabe: 0
Umgebungsbedingungen:
Drehzahl: 0 /min
0.00 %
Spannung: 12.31 V
Temperatur: 18.0°C
0.0 bar
Temperatur: 79.2°C
Last: 80.4 %
Readiness: 0 0 0 0 1
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Adresse 91: Motorelektronik Labeldatei: DRV\076-906-022-CEC.clb
Teilenummer SW: 076 906 022 Q HW: 076 906 022 G
Bauteil: R5 2,5L EDC A020SG 7729
Revision: 24H34--- Seriennummer: VWXDZ0J1009340
Codierung: 0003072
Betriebsnr.: WSC 28975 134 94397
VCID: 214E5A4DF89CF53651-8074
1 Fehler gefunden:
008284 - Geber für Tanktemperatur Reduktionsmittel
P205C - 000 - Kurzschluss nach Masse
Umgebungsbedingungen:
Fehlerstatus: 01100000
Fehlerpriorität: 2
Fehlerhäufigkeit: 1
Verlernzähler: 255
Zeitangabe: 0
Umgebungsbedingungen:
Drehzahl: 0 /min
0.00 %
Spannung: 12.31 V
Temperatur: 18.0°C
0.0 bar
Temperatur: 79.2°C
Last: 80.4 %
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Adresse 93: Wegfahrsicherung Labeldatei: DRV\2E0-905-865-93.clb
Teilenummer SW: 2E0 905 865 AD HW: 906 545 580 8
Bauteil: IMMO 0805 0815
Revision: 00805000 Seriennummer: VWXDZ0J1009340
Betriebsnr.: WSC 00000 000 00000
VCID: 6DD6767D74C4E156A5-8038
Kein(e) Fehlercode(s) gefunden.
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Adresse 94: Airbag Labeldatei: Keine
Teilenummer HW: 9064461442
Betriebsnr.: WSC 00117 555 00000
ASAM Datensatz: 3 3332
ROD: CRFT_AB_3_3332.rod (*)
VCID: 55A63E9D345449967D-8000
Kein(e) Fehlercode(s) gefunden.
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Adresse 95: Bremsenelektronik Labeldatei: Keine
Teilenummer SW: 9069022800 HW: 0004460153
Betriebsnr.: WSC 00117 555 00000
ASAM Datensatz: 3 4101
ROD: CRFT_ESP_3_4101.rod (*)
VCID: 040033D98F4E001E5A-8050
Kein(e) Fehlercode(s) gefunden.
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Adresse 96: Schalttafeleinsatz Labeldatei: Keine
Teilenummer SW: 9069024700 HW: 9069011800
Betriebsnr.: WSC 00000 000 00000
ASAM Datensatz: 32 786
ROD: CRFT_KOMBI_32_786.rod (*)
VCID: 05062EDD847439164D-8050
Kein(e) Fehlercode(s) gefunden.
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Adresse 97: Fahrtenschreiber Labeldatei: Keine
Teilenummer SW: eB"""""" HW: 9065420410
Bauteil: TCO
Seriennummer: 000000000017673
ASAM Datensatz: CRFT2_FAHRT 121
ROD: CRFT1_FAHRT.rod
VCID: 173A7495EED8BB86AF-8042
5 Fehlercodes gefunden:
2000 - ROD - Unbekannter Fehlercode
Prüfung abgeschlossen - nicht aktiv
80000 - ROD - Unbekannter Fehlercode
Prüfung nicht abgeschlossen - nicht aktiv
Umgebungsbedingungen:
Fehlerstatus: 00000001
Fehlerpriorität: 0
Kilometerstand: 983040 km
608800 - ROD - Unbekannter Fehlercode
Prüfung abgeschlossen - nicht aktiv
0400 - ROD - Unbekannter Fehlercode
Prüfung abgeschlossen - nicht aktiv
Umgebungsbedingungen:
Fehlerstatus: 00000001
Fehlerpriorität: 1
Fehlerhäufigkeit: 44
Verlernzähler: 44
Kilometerstand: 919551 km
0500 - ROD - Unbekannter Fehlercode
Warnleuchte EIN - Prüfung nicht abgeschlossen - gespeichert
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Adresse 99: Zündstartschalter Labeldatei: Keine
Teilenummer HW: 9065455808
Betriebsnr.: WSC 00117 555 00000
ASAM Datensatz: 67 257
ROD: CRFT_EZS_67_257.rod (*)
VCID: 55A63E9D345449967D-8000
Kein(e) Fehlercode(s) gefunden.
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Adresse 9A: Funkfernbedienung Labeldatei: DRV\2E0-905-865-9A.clb
Teilenummer SW: 2E0 905 865 AD HW: 906 545 580 8
Bauteil: HF-FFB 0805 0815
Revision: 00805000 Seriennummer: 12345678901234
Betriebsnr.: WSC 00000 000 00000
VCID: 6DD6767D74C4E156A5-8038
1 Fehler gefunden:
00172 - Schlüssel 2 nicht gelernt
000 - - - Sporadisch
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Adresse 9B: Türelektr. Fahrer Labeldatei: Keine
Teilenummer HW: 9068205626
Betriebsnr.: WSC 00000 000 00000
ASAM Datensatz: 33 260
ROD: CRFT_FTUHR_33_260.rod
VCID: 55A63E9D345449967D-8000
Kein(e) Fehlercode(s) gefunden.
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Adresse 9C: Heizung/Klima Labeldatei: Keine
Teilenummer SW: 2514450200 HW: 9068300885
ASAM Datensatz: 21 2
ROD: CRFT_KLIMA_21_2.rod (*)
VCID: 77FA5415CE985B864F-8022
1 Fehler gefunden:
9301 - Stellmotor der Temperaturklappe (V68): defekt/Unterbrechung/Kurzschluss
Prüfung abgeschlossen - gespeichert
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Adresse 9F: Standheizung Labeldatei: Keine
Teilenummer HW: 9064460629
ASAM Datensatz: 98 257
ROD: CRFT_STH_98_257.rod (*)
VCID: 55A63E9D345449967D-8000
1 Fehler gefunden:
9016 - Verbrennungsluftgebläse (V6): Unterbrechung
Prüfung abgeschlossen - gespeichert
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Adresse B1: Bedienfeld Labeldatei: Keine
Teilenummer HW: 9065453507
Betriebsnr.: WSC 00000 000 00000
ASAM Datensatz: 67 3
ROD: CRFT1_OBF_67_3.rod (*)
VCID: 55A63E9D345449967D-8000
Kein(e) Fehlercode(s) gefunden.
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Adresse B2: Einparkhilfe Labeldatei: Keine
Teilenummer SW: 9069024200 HW: 0004460056
Betriebsnr.: WSC 00117 555 00000
ASAM Datensatz: 3 769
ROD: CRFT1_EPH_3_769.rod (*)
VCID: 55A63E9D345449967D-8000
Kein(e) Fehlercode(s) gefunden.
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Adresse B3: Anhängerfunktion Labeldatei: Keine
Teilenummer HW: 1695455632
ASAM Datensatz: 21 4
ROD: CRFT_TRL_21_4.rod (*)
VCID: 55A63E9D345449967D-8000
Kein(e) Fehlercode(s) gefunden.
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Adresse B4: Zentralelektrik Labeldatei: Keine
Teilenummer SW: 9064420700 HW: 9065453801
Betriebsnr.: WSC 00000 000 00000
ASAM Datensatz: 33 772
ROD: CRFT_EZE_33_772.rod (*)
VCID: 55A63E9D345449967D-8000
1 Fehler gefunden:
9007 - Lampe für Abblendlichtscheinwerfer links (M29): Kurzschluss nach Plus
Prüfung abgeschlossen - aktiv/gespeichert
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Adresse B6: Lenkradelektronik Labeldatei: Keine
Teilenummer SW: 9065402545 HW: 9065402545
Betriebsnr.: WSC 00000 000 00000
ASAM Datensatz: 72 257
ROD: CRFT_SML_72_257.rod (*)
VCID: 081827E9B366247E36-805C
Kein(e) Fehlercode(s) gefunden.
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10-07-2016, 12:09 Subject: Tank Temperature Sensor: MIL & Reducing Agents |
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Quote: | 008284 - Sensor for tank temperature reduction agent.
P205C - 000 - Short circuit to ground.
Environmental conditions:
Error status: 01100000
Error priority: 2
Error frequency: 1.
Lost Count: 255
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Hi,
The error is actually quite clear:
Either the wiring or a connector involved in the temperature sensor for the AdBlue tank is faulty, or the sensor itself is defective.
Why don't you simply use a multimeter to test the sensor? There shouldn't be that many sensors/cables leading to the AdBlue tank.
Best regards, Rainer.
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10-07-2016, 13:02 Subject: Tank Temperature Sensor: MIL & Reducing Agents |
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Thank you very much, great idea!
What values can I expect there? Which values are within the tolerance range (for voltage and resistance), and which are not?
Can the sender unit be replaced separately from the tank, as reported in other forums? Are there any repair kits available?
Which cable connects to the temperature sensor? What is the color of the cable, and what value does it represent? Is it a resistance thermometer (RTD) or a thermocouple?
I don't have a wiring diagram (unfortunately), or is it not absolutely necessary?
Do the ambient conditions indicate the current battery value, or does the measured voltage at the temperature sensor provide that information?
Are the 18.0°C the current temperature at the sensor?
What is the voltage/resistance in this case?
Why am I only seeing the error message every other time?
Why is an error message being displayed at 18°C? Yesterday, a temperature of 18°C in my surroundings was a plausible reading.
Die zweite Temperatur ist die am... Yes, where?
Environmental conditions:
Speed: 0 RPM.
0.00%
Voltage: 12.31 V
Temperature: 18.0°C
0.0 bar
Temperature: 79.2°C
Last: 80.4%
I've also looked at the exploded diagram of the tank and all its components. However, I only find the pump and heating element in the diagram, but no sensors. There are no level sensors or temperature sensors shown. Therefore, I don't know which cables to expect or what values they might provide.
Can you tell me that?
Thank you again, and thank you in advance.
VW CRAFTER 20.05.2010
0603
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WV1ZZZ2EZA6026137
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Oxidsilber Metallik; LH7X;
Hydronic D5WS
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11-07-2016, 11:16 Subject: Tank Temperature Sensor: MIL & Reducing Agents |
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You can find information about the functionality and structure of the SCR system in document SSP 424.
The temperature sensor (G685) for the reducing agent is located in the dosing module for the reducing agent, which is inside the AdBlue tank. See page 28 and following in document SSP 424.
You can find details about the G685 on page 47 of the SSP document.
It looks like it could be an expensive undertaking, as it's unclear whether it's possible to access the donor unit within the support module or even replace it.
Best regards,
Rainer
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11-07-2016, 20:15 Subject: Tank Temperature Sensor: MIL & Reducing Agents |
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It's only available as a complete set and costs around €180-200.
VCDS
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11-07-2016, 21:21 Subject: Tank Temperature Sensor: MIL & Reducing Agents |
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Thank you very much!
The tip about the SSP 424 is invaluable. Today, I was under the car and identified the connector that is responsible for, among other things, the temperature sensor.
It's an eight-pin, rectangular connector located on the passenger side, in front of the fuel tank.
I had VCDS running the entire time and I was able to observe how the "Coolant Temperature Sensor" reading jumped from +79.2°C to around -40°C.
I found this out using SSP 424:
The sensor is an NTC (Negative Temperature Coefficient) thermistor.
Means:
The electrical resistance of the sensor.
It decreases as the temperature of the reducing agent increases.
If I disconnect the plug, the resistance becomes infinite, and the control unit interprets this as the lowest temperature!
And I found out with the help of SSP 424:
The temperature sensor (sender G685) is connected directly to the engine control unit without being processed or filtered beforehand.
Therefore, I thought I could identify the cable. I spent 2 hours underneath the car, but I couldn't identify the cable for the sensor. Of the eight cables, six are outputting a voltage. Four have 12V, and two have 10V. The ground was measured.
I tried using two cables to identify the correct voltage source for the sensor and the resistor line, but I haven't been successful. Unfortunately, I don't know the color of the cable, or I might have to try them all. I'm almost finished trying them out.
The funniest part is yet to come. After I unplugged the cable about 6 times, the error message changed; here it is for you to read:
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Montag,11,Juli,2016,20:16:41:21791
VCDS -- Windows-basierter VAG/VAS-Emulator läuft auf Windows 10 x64
VCDS Version: RKS 15.7.4.1
Datenstand: 20160602
http://shop.dieselschrauber.de
Händler-/Werkstattname:
Fahrzeug-Ident.-Nr.: WV1ZZZ2EZA6026137 KFZ-Kennzeichen: HSK-L6163
Kilometerstand: Reparaturauftrag: hankes11-7-16
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Adresse 91: Motorelektronik Labeldatei: DRV\076-906-022-CEC.clb
Steuergerät-Teilenummer: 076 906 022 Q HW: 076 906 022 G
Bauteil und/oder Version: R5 2,5L EDC A020SG 7729
Codierung: 0003072
Betriebsnummer: WSC 28975 134 94397
VCID: 214E5A4DF89CF53651-8074
1 Fehler gefunden:
008283 - Geber für Tanktemperatur Reduktionsmittel
P205B - 000 - unplausibles Signal
Umgebungsbedingungen:
Fehlerstatus: 01100000
Fehlerpriorität: 2
Fehlerhäufigkeit: 1
Verlernzähler: 255
Zeitangabe: 0
Umgebungsbedingungen:
Drehzahl: 714 /min
Spannung: 12.54 V
Last: 80.4 %
Temperatur: 20.7°C
Temperatur: 77.4°C
Temperatur: 20.7°C
Temperatur: 18.0°C
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That means the error originated from:
Donor for tank temperature reduction agents.
P205C - 000 - Short circuit to ground.
modified from:
Donor for tank temperature reduction agents.
P205B - 000 - Implausible signal.
The funny thing is, I didn't do anything – except figure out which of the cables was connected to my sensor by tracing a few wires.
It looks to me more like a loose connection. 
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11-07-2016, 21:23 Subject: Tank Temperature Sensor: MIL & Reducing Agents |
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Thank you for the tip about the part.
Yes, the sensor, whether it's for temperature or level, is only available when connected to the heating system.
It costs around 400 euros directly from VW. Is it also available as an accessory? I haven't checked yet.
Thank you again!
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12-07-2016, 6:47 Subject: Tank Temperature Sensor: MIL & Reducing Agents |
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For the Sharan, it costs around €200, but I didn't know that it was twice as expensive for the Crafter.
VCDS
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12-07-2016, 6:59 Subject: Tank Temperature Sensor: MIL & Reducing Agents |
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For the G685, there should be a black 4-pin connector on the reducer tank. Pin 3 is green/white, and pin 4 is white/brown. These wires then connect to a black 9-pin connector located on the underside of the vehicle, on the right side. Pin 1 is green/white, and pin 2 is white/brown. However, this configuration depends on whether it's a cab or a double cab with a truck bed.
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12-07-2016, 7:29 Subject: Tank Temperature Sensor: MIL & Reducing Agents |
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I would suspect that the implausible signal you're getting is due to the disconnected connector and the ignition being turned "on" while taking measurements.
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12-07-2016, 11:10 Subject: Tank Temperature Sensor: MIL & Reducing Agents |
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On page 47 of the German datasheet (SSP), you can find the resistance curve for the NTC thermistor. At 25°C, the resistance is approximately 10 kOhms.
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NTC 10K 1.0 :: NTC Thermistor, 10 kOhms, 1% accuracy.
NTC Thermistor, 10 kOhms, 1%, MEASUREMENT SPECIALTIES GAG10K3435A1.
Article No.: NTC 10K 1.0
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For the difference of 400 euros, one could certainly invest some time in crafting or DIY projects. 
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13-07-2016, 11:19 Subject: Tank Temperature Sensor: MIL & Reducing Agents |
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Thank you very much for the information!
I'm going to test the plug with a multimeter tonight! Now I also know what colors the wires are.
Thank you also for the values that I should be receiving.
I will report back when I have found out something new. For that much money, it might be worth installing a temperature sensor yourself and connecting it to the control unit  .
I'll try to figure it out.
Thank you again, you have helped me a lot! 
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17-07-2016, 20:29 Subject: Tank Temperature Sensor: MIL & Reducing Agents |
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Hey everyone,
I removed the AdBlue tank, disassembled the heater, and disconnected the temperature sensor G685.
As can be seen from the SSP 424 document, the temperature sensor is welded together with the level indicator G697 in a single unit.
The colors gray/white and white/brown were very helpful! In my case, pins 3 and 4 were located on the tank. After the connector, the colors gray/white and white/brown correspond to black and white.
My measured return resistance was 0.83 ohms.
I had ordered the recommended sensor.
10 kΩ, 1%, MEASUREMENT SPECIALTIES GAG10K3435A1.
Article No.: NTC 10K 1.0
€1.30
Since there was only one sensor unit available, I had no choice but to drill out the sensor.
Following the motto: Learn by doing.
The cables are embedded within the sensor itself. The colors on the sensor for the thermocouple are green and white. Therefore, I had to carefully remove the potting compound (which appears to be a plastic with fiberglass). I simply drilled small holes and carefully cut away the material with a utility knife.
As far as possible from below, drill a hole through the sensor and solder in the new NTC thermistor.
Resistance was now applied to the corresponding cables.
Now I've glued the new NTC sensor into the previously drilled hole using construction adhesive (PUR). It's quite a messy job and it takes a day to cure.
After that, I sealed the bonded material with Dekaseal 8936. I put everything back together, fixed any errors, took it for a test run, and everything was perfect!
"Working time due to a very, very stuck screw on the mounting bracket of the tank was 10 hours. Without the stuck screw, it would have taken approximately 6 hours. If I have to do it again, it will take about 2 hours."
I hope my construction lasts longer than just from morning until noon.
Thank you all for the great tips, see you soon!
"Or maybe not, see you later... then I'll have something else to fix on the car."
P.S.: I have my own blog, and I will also post my story about the repair there - of course, using similar words. But you are the first to hear it - so don't be surprised  .
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VW CRAFTER 20.05.2010
0603
AJN
WV1ZZZ2EZA6026137
2EKE2; CECB;
Oxidsilber Metallik; LH7X;
Hydronic D5WS
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