Temperature Switch, intake manifold preheating - Febi - 05283
This coolant temperature sensor is manufactured by Febi Bilstein and is compatible with various VW...This coolant temperature sensor is manufactured by Febi Bilstein and is compatible with various VW and Audi models. The part number for this sensor is 05283. It features an external thread size of M10 x 1 and has 2 connectors with white color coding. The switch point is at 65°C and 55°C. The weight of the component is 0.035 kg. It is suitable for vehicles with engine codes like 1F and built from 01/1981 onwards. Key compatible VW models include GOLF I Cabriolet, GOLF II, PASSAT Variant, and TRANSPORTER III. Compatible Audi models include 80, 100 Limousine, and 100 Avant. It also fits SEAT TOLEDO I. The original OE part numbers it replaces are 035919369C and 35919369C.
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Product Information
Full details
This guide provides essential information for owners and mechanics working with the Febi 05283 temperature switch. It helps users understand the switch's functionality, compatibility, and maintenance. However, it's crucial to verify compatibility with your specific vehicle model and engine code before installation.
All features
Model Part Number
05283
Brand
Febi
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What tools do I need for installation?
You'll typically need a wrench or socket to remove and install the switch, and possibly a multimeter for testing. It's also helpful to have a drain pan to catch any spilled coolant.
Where is the temperature switch located?
It is usually located on the intake manifold or cylinder head, often near a coolant hose connection.
How do I test the temperature switch?
You can test the switch with a multimeter by measuring the resistance across the terminals at different temperatures. Consult the vehicle's repair manual for specific values.
What happens if the temperature switch fails?
A faulty temperature switch can cause poor engine performance, difficult starting, increased fuel consumption, and the check engine light to illuminate.
What is the thread size of the switch?
The switch has an external thread size of M10 x 1.
What are the switch points?
The switch points are at 65°C and 55°C.
Can I use this switch in other vehicles?
The switch is designed for specific VW, Audi, and SEAT models. Always verify compatibility with your vehicle before installation.
What are the OE part numbers this switch replaces?
The original OE part numbers this switch replaces are 035919369C and 35919369C.
Troubleshooting
Engine hard to start, especially when cold.
Check the temperature switch for proper function. Use a multimeter to test for continuity at specified temperatures. Replace if faulty.
Check engine light is on.
Use an OBD-II scanner to read error codes. If related to coolant temperature, inspect the switch and wiring.
Erratic temperature gauge readings.
Inspect the temperature switch connections for corrosion. Replace the switch if the issue persists.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Reliable performance from Febi Bilstein.
Direct replacement for OE part numbers 035919369C and 35919369C.
Designed for a wide range of VW and Audi models, ensuring broad applicability.
Easy installation due to the standardized thread size (M10 x 1) and connector design.
Cons
Requires specific engine code and model year compatibility checks.
May require additional tools for removal and installation.
Functionality is limited to temperature sensing and preheating applications.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Installation
Preparation: Ensure the engine is cool. Gather necessary tools (wrench, etc.).
Locate: Identify the old temperature switch (usually located on the intake manifold).
Removal: Disconnect the electrical connectors and unscrew the old switch.
Installation: Screw in the new Febi 05283 switch and connect the electrical connectors.
Compatibility
Vehicle Models: Check the compatibility list to verify fit for your VW or Audi model (GOLF I Cabriolet, GOLF II, PASSAT Variant, TRANSPORTER III, 80, 100 Limousine, 100 Avant, and SEAT TOLEDO I).
Engine Codes: Confirm compatibility with engine codes like 1F.
Care
Regularly inspect the switch and connectors for any signs of damage or corrosion.
Replace the switch if it fails to accurately measure temperature or triggers error codes.