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Need to fing location of ECT sensor on a 1.8L turbo 2004 jetta

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Take off the two covers on top of your engine. The ECT sensor should be on your right side of the engine. It may be either black or green and has a 4 blade connector. There is a plastic clip you slide out to replace the sensor. Hope this helps. Only takes a few minutes to replace

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Usually it's on the cylinder head, take a look around for a sensor screwed into the engine block or cylinder head with two wires coming out of it. Full details on the ECT sensor and a how-to video here - http://www.obd-codes.com/faq/ect-sensor.php

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