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64 11 943 Replacing evaporator temperature sensor

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Necessary preliminary tasks: 

Release screw (1).

Detach heating duct in rear compartment on left (2) in direction of arrow from air distributor in footwell (3).

Fig 1: Detaching Heating Duct In Rear Compartment On Left
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Pull out air distributor in footwell (3) in direction of arrow.

Installation: 

Make sure heating duct in rear compartment on left (2) and air distributor in footwell (3) are correctly seated.

Unscrew bolt (1).

Pull out heating duct in rear compartment on left (2) in direction of arrow and feed out.

Fig 2: Pulling Out Heating Duct In Rear Compartment On Left
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Installation: 

Make sure heating duct in rear compartment on left (2) is correctly seated.

Unfasten plug connection (1) and disconnect.

Pull out evaporator temperature sensor (2) in direction of arrow and feed out.

Fig 3: Pulling Out Evaporator Temperature Sensor
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Installation: 

Ensure evaporator temperature sensor (2) is correctly seated.