Umm... There are a couple of parts there; there are sensor wires- one inserted
in each pad, that run to a connector block, these are trivial to replace; then
there is the wiring harness, which has one end bolted to the caliper and the
other end is somewhere in the bowels of the wiring harness within the vehicle.
If a sensor wire was snapped, thats easy. If the other wire was destroyed....
ick.
-j.
1985 300d (223K "Gerta")
1991 Cherokee (149K "fishbowl")
1999 E300Dt (106K unnamed) (the squeaky one)
1999 E300Dt (140K unnamed) (the leaky one)
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kevin kraly wrote:
> I forgot to mention that my temp wheel has a detent at both the full hot and
> full cold setting where it locks in and clicks, so that click must be
> overriding the ACC temp sensor.
The click overrides NOTHING. It's mediated by a ball bearing dropping
into a detent in the assembly. You cab remove the ball and eliminate the
click, but the temp sensor can still be overridden. It's the position of
the shaft the wheel moves that overrides the temp sensor.
Marshall
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