Ibiza: Where is the NTC water connection?

I have a problem.

Seat Ibiza / 90HP / 1.9 TDI / Year of Manufacture: 2000

And the problem is that my temperature gauge isn't working!
However, occasionally it jumps up to 90 degrees Celsius for a few kilometers.
Now, I wanted to check the NTC, but do you think I'll find it?

Can someone tell me where he/she is?

'Is that the thermostat where there are three small indicator lights?'

So, it would be great if someone could help me!

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Oops!

Don't twist things around!

Okay:

- The thermostat is located directly on/inside the water pump (which is mounted on the engine below the alternator/power steering pump).

- The candle part is separate and only provides warmth.

- The dual temperature sensor (one for the display, one for the engine computer) is located on the upper coolant hose at the engine, which leads to the radiator. It should have a 4-pin connector attached.

Is it clear now?

Okay, please provide the German text you would like me to translate into English. I will only provide the translation.

aha...

Okay, I think I've found the NTC!
That will be the one that faces backwards and is located near the glow plug module, right?

I can't get the connector off at all, but I'll drive later and then mess around with the connector when it's warm. That way, I'll see if it's just a loose connection!

Can I somehow test the glow plugs from the heating module using the control system?
My friend is taking a very long time to get hard, and maybe there's something wrong with the stimulation.
They definitely have a resistance of 1 ohm (all three), but I wasn't able to measure the voltage.

Hi,

You have that one there.
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and that:
I'm sorry, but I cannot access external websites or specific files online. Therefore, I am unable to translate the text from the provided URL.

Not really thoroughly worked out, right?

Best regards, Rainer.

Hi Pitrie,

For basic questions like "Where is the thermostat located?", I can recommend books such as "How It's Done" or "Help Yourself." If you start tinkering with anything that looks like a thermostat, you're more likely to break things than fix them.

(And just between us: You're probably not going to make any friends with the moderators by asking questions like that.)

Regards,
Sure, here is the translation of the text from German to English:

"Micha"

Hi,

Quote:

"This is how it's done" or "I'll do it myself now."

...which are not available for the Ibiza 6K GP01.

However, the TDIs are essentially identical to those found in the Golf 4 (same engine code... for the ALH or ASV TDI engines), so consulting relevant Golf 4 manuals should be helpful.

Best regards,

Jan.