Volkswagen Golf Mk7 Service & Repair Manual: Removing and installing evaporator temperature sensor -G308-, LHD vehicles

Using removal wedge -3409-, this page covers removing the LHD Volkswagen Golf Mk7 evaporator temperature sensor -G308- — Note: only fitted on air-conditioned vehicles; the opening is sealed on heater-only cars.

Special tools and workshop equipment required

Removal wedge -3409-   Note Only vehicles with air conditioning system; on vehicles with heater, opening in heater is sealed off. Removing –  Remove glove compartment → General body repairs, interior; Rep. gr.68.

–  Release evaporator temperature sensor -G308- using removal wedge -3409-. –  Pull evaporator temperature sensor -G308--2- out of the housing. –  Disconnect electrical connector -1-. Installing Install in reverse order. Specified torques: Compartments/covers; Assembly overview - glove compartment → General body repairs, interior; Rep. gr.68.

Questions & answers

Removing and installing evaporator temperature sensor -G308-, LHD vehicles — Volkswagen Golf Mk7

How do I remove the Golf Mk7 evaporator temp sensor -G308- (LHD)?

Only on vehicles with AC. Use removal wedge -3409-. Unclip and pull the sensor from the evaporator housing.

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