Volkswagen Touran Service Manual: 4-Pin Heated Oxygen Sensor (HO2S), Removing and Installing
 Note
Do not repair the heated oxygen sensor wires. Repairing may
result in malfunctions. |
Use the faulty sensor as a guide for installing all of the
accompanying attachments, cable ties or marking bands. |
If necessary, identify the heated oxygen sensor (HO2S) using
the protective tube. Refer to
→ Chapter "Oxygen Sensor Unit Protective Pipes". |
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Remove the faulty oxygen sensor. |
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Lay both of the oxygen sensor next to each other so the
sensor housings are the same level. |
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Tie the excess length of the sensor (approximately 50 to 250
mm) back so it is the same length as the faulty sensor and
secure it with cable ties -1-. |
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Check if the oxygen sensor connector housing is compatible
with the vehicle electrical system side. |
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If necessary, replace the vehicle electrical system
connector with the provided oxygen sensor connector housing.
Refer to
→ Chapter "Contact Housings and Connectors, Repairing". |
 Note
Only replace the connector housing on older vehicles. The
connector housing is correct on new vehicles. |
Check the pin assignment. The pins in the new connector
housing are color coded. |
The packaging for the new heated oxygen sensor contains
additional information. |
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Install the new oxygen sensor in the vehicle. |
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Note
Use the faulty sensor as a guide for installing all of the
accompanying attachments, cable ties or marking bands.
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