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Removing Low-Temperature Circuit Temperature Sender

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  1. Loosen holder -1-  .
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    Holder

    1. 1.1 Unscrew nut -2-  .
    2. 1.2 Unscrew screws -3-  .
    3. 1.3 Move holder -1-  so that the low-temperature circuit temperature sender is accessible. Make sure not to damage any lines.
  2. Remove low-temperature circuit temperature sender -1-  .
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    Low-temperature system temperature sender (TW 10)

    1. 2.1 Release and disconnect cable plug -2-  .
    2. 2.2 Pull off retaining clip -3-  .
    3. 2.3 Pull low-temperature circuit temperature sender -1-  out of line connection -4-  .
    4. 2.4 Catch escaping coolant and close off line connection -4-  using a suitable stopper.