B1225 in-car temperature sensor circuit

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Old 07-22-2017, 12:45 AM
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B1225 in-car temperature sensor circuit

I'm trying to fix a longggggg overdue parasitic draw with my 07 type-s. Disconnected HFL + XM unit but something is still killing the battery. The circuit in fuse #7 (backup acc) seems to be the problem.
But readings from a dtc scanner show B1225 (An open in the in-car temperature sensor circuit). From what I can see in the schematics there is nothing that shows an temp sensor... I have not touched the MICU unit (05-029)

Anyone know the location of the in-car temp sensor? And is it part of fuse #7's circuit?
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This thread may help alittle as it gives a diagram of the HVAC.

https://acurazine.com/forums/3g-tl-p...type-s-957602/

I want the say the sensor is located below the key towards the footwell area.
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I believe the part thats circled in the pic is the in car temp sensor.

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Originally Posted by eastcoastguy
This thread may help alittle as it gives a diagram of the HVAC.

https://acurazine.com/forums/3g-tl-p...type-s-957602/

I want the say the sensor is located below the key towards the footwell area.
Thank you. Found it and saw that it was in place but disconnected. I reconnected it and lets see if that was giving me the problem.
But I am doubting it. I don't know too much about electricals but how would a disconnected component give me a short unless that wire was somehow not grounded properly. I don't have my multi meter on me test at the moment so waiting to see if it kills my battery...




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