Error Code 28 Faulty Water Sensor?
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Sarah went out in the Saggy this morning for a bit of a run. The dash showed "faulty water sensor - Error Code 28". The coolant looked fine even though the sensor was saying it was at 117deg c ! I take it this is nothing to worry about and it just needs a new sensor fitting?
Anyone else had this on their car?
Is the sensor easy to replace?
TIA
bogie
Anyone else had this on their car?
Is the sensor easy to replace?
TIA
bogie
Hi Bogie, yes to both.
Same as T350, under airbox near back of block, which does mean airbox coming off (NB carefully pull off hidden vacuum pipe at rear of airbox before you pull airbox out fully, as well as pipes at front).
Can unscrew/refit with minimal loss of coolant.
Still enjoying AMV8 by the way?
Same as T350, under airbox near back of block, which does mean airbox coming off (NB carefully pull off hidden vacuum pipe at rear of airbox before you pull airbox out fully, as well as pipes at front).
Can unscrew/refit with minimal loss of coolant.
Still enjoying AMV8 by the way?
me too !..thanks 
people do look funny at us when I turn up at my physio classes and my other half gets the wheelchair out of the back of the Vantage
....recently I just graduated onto crutches, but I still cant get in the Saggy....well I could get in, but I wouldnt be getting out !
add: and of course I have plenty of time for the forums these days

people do look funny at us when I turn up at my physio classes and my other half gets the wheelchair out of the back of the Vantage
....recently I just graduated onto crutches, but I still cant get in the Saggy....well I could get in, but I wouldnt be getting out !add: and of course I have plenty of time for the forums these days

Edited by bogie on Monday 26th May 22:30
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...so I have to be chauffered everywhere in it
sorry to hear that.