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Cylinder head sensor

doyle

By doyle
in 993, 993 TT Series

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My 993 starts fine and runs for about 10mins before cutting out as if switched of by a sensor. I have replaced the DME relay but the problem remains and so my next thought was perhaps a faulty sensor thinking the car is overheating and cutting the engine. I have located the cylinder head sensor and as usual it appears impossible to access by simply jacking the car up. Has anyone out there had experience of this? -any advice gratefully accepted. Thanks -Trevor

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take the wheel off and put a bag over the brakes, to stay clean. follow the wire down to the grommet on the sheet metal. pop the grommet loose and you will see the sensor, you need a slotted socket to install the new sensor so you don't cut the wire

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