Hi
I have a 2014 Insignia Elite Tourer with a 2.0DTH engine. The outside temp has started reading -40 degrees. I bought a new sensor and it has not made any difference. I have checked the voltage on both cables and not getting any voltage to the sensor. I have checked all the fuses I can find and all seem OK.
Can anybody advise if there is a fuse which one and should the supply to the sensor be 12v?
I could put up with it but it has stopped the automatic tailgate from working. I have quite a good fault reader that reads the Vx modules in the car. It is showing the tailgate failing to operate because the outside temperature is out of permitted range. So I need to get this fixed. I have looked through other posts and they tend to just say change the sensor.
I was wondering if I could take a separate fused 12v supply to the sensor input, do you think this would work or do I risk damaging the ECU?
Thanks for any help.
Andy
I have a 2014 Insignia Elite Tourer with a 2.0DTH engine. The outside temp has started reading -40 degrees. I bought a new sensor and it has not made any difference. I have checked the voltage on both cables and not getting any voltage to the sensor. I have checked all the fuses I can find and all seem OK.
Can anybody advise if there is a fuse which one and should the supply to the sensor be 12v?
I could put up with it but it has stopped the automatic tailgate from working. I have quite a good fault reader that reads the Vx modules in the car. It is showing the tailgate failing to operate because the outside temperature is out of permitted range. So I need to get this fixed. I have looked through other posts and they tend to just say change the sensor.
I was wondering if I could take a separate fused 12v supply to the sensor input, do you think this would work or do I risk damaging the ECU?
Thanks for any help.
Andy
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