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Where is the engine coolant temperature switch located

Need to know where the engine coolant fan temperature switch is located on my 1998 audi a4 quattro avant 2.8

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Look in area around the top radiator hose on the head/block and the sensor will be square in shape , probably red in colour and have a connection with 2 wires in it.. failing that see the service dealer or a shop that specialises in repairs your vehicle..

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