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Coolant Temperature Gauge Sensor, Black, 1 Pin, 0-125C: T25 (1982-1992), Golf Mk1 (1979-1983), Golf Mk2 (1984-1992)

SKU
049-919-501

Coolant Temperature Gauge Sensor, Black, 1 Pin, 0-125C: T25 (1982-1992), Golf Mk1 (1979-1983), Golf Mk2 (1984-1992)

SKU
049-919-501
Reviews & Ratings
  • 1 pin, black, size M10x1
  • Operating temp: 0-125°C
  • Accurate and reliable
This temperature sensor for the coolant temperature gauge features a single pin and a compact M10x1 size. Operating efficiently within a temperature range of 0-125°C, it ensures accurate readings and reliable performance for optimal engine function.

To fit
T25 - 1.6 Diesel CS, 1.9 DF, DG, DH, GW
Corrado - 1.8 KR and 2.0 9A
Mk1 Golf - All models
Mk3 Golf - 2.0 GTI 16V ABF

£7.50 £6.25

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Product Information

This product is intended for use as originally designed and should not be modified for alternative purposes. Please ensure it is installed by a qualified professional. Fitting instructions are typically not included with the product. Contacts

Product Attributes
Also known as049919501
MarqueVolkswagen
VehicleT25, Golf Mk1, Golf Mk2, Golf Mk1 Cabriolet, Caddy, Corrado, Scirocco, Polo Mk1/Mk2, Golf Mk3
Weight (kg)0.012
BrandMeyle
Country of OriginChina
QualityTop Quality
Unit of saleEach
Supplier code100 919 0015

Fits Vehicles

  • Volkswagen Caddy Mk1 1983-1992
  • Volkswagen Corrado 1989-1995
  • Volkswagen Golf Mk1 1979-1983
  • Volkswagen Golf Mk1 Cabriolet 1979-1993
  • Volkswagen Golf Mk2 1984-1992
  • Volkswagen Golf Mk3 1992-1998
  • Volkswagen Polo Mk1/2 1975-1990
  • Volkswagen Scirocco 1979-1992
  • Volkswagen T25 1982-1992

Product Questions

Do you have either the plug/wire fitting that connects to this sender or do you do a spade connection version?
Question by: Dan Banfa on 19 May 2021, 15:47
Thanks for the enquiry. Sorry, not an item we have listed on our system.
Answer by: Nick Bitton on 20 May 2021, 09:16