TDITONY
Veteran Member
Hey everyone.
Got a question the book isn't helping too much with so here i am. I have a 2002 Jetta TDi (of course) and the A/C doesn't work anymore. The light comes on when I hit the switch but the air doesn't blow cold.
I had to replace the MAF a few months back and since then I get an occasional (unrelated?) engine light. I pulled the code and left the sheet of paper at home but the message was "coolant temp sensor input too high". I believe the sensor in question was G62 or something like that.
So, is this sensor causing my A/C problem and, if so, would replacing it solve the problem? Or is this something different. The sensor seems easy enough to replace but i can't find where the end of the wires plug into. Do i have to splice into it? Seems silly that a sensor can't just be unplugged.
Any advise you guys have before I take the beast to the stealership would be great.
Thanks as aways.
Tony B.
Loveland Colorado
02 Jetta GLS TDi -> U-Chip, CCV, etc. 66k and just got over 54 mpg with some city driving.
Got a question the book isn't helping too much with so here i am. I have a 2002 Jetta TDi (of course) and the A/C doesn't work anymore. The light comes on when I hit the switch but the air doesn't blow cold.
I had to replace the MAF a few months back and since then I get an occasional (unrelated?) engine light. I pulled the code and left the sheet of paper at home but the message was "coolant temp sensor input too high". I believe the sensor in question was G62 or something like that.
So, is this sensor causing my A/C problem and, if so, would replacing it solve the problem? Or is this something different. The sensor seems easy enough to replace but i can't find where the end of the wires plug into. Do i have to splice into it? Seems silly that a sensor can't just be unplugged.
Any advise you guys have before I take the beast to the stealership would be great.
Thanks as aways.
Tony B.
Loveland Colorado
02 Jetta GLS TDi -> U-Chip, CCV, etc. 66k and just got over 54 mpg with some city driving.