Where does this socket belong?

Hello friends, I saw an idle socket while checking the right side of the engine today, but I could not find the part to be installed where do you think this socket belongs.

Vehicle 307 1.4 HDi

The back is dark, and its clear picture

even 2014-12-06 20:54:09

as if it belongs to the headlight engine

[QUOTE = Ahmet_ach] as if it belongs to the headlight engine

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I think it would be stupid to see if your headlights hurt your headlights and check that they are not flashing and may be stuck short.

Could it be the oxygen sensor?

Can [QUOTE = seydişehirli] have an oxygen sensor? [/ QUOTE]

I couldn't determine the exact location of the brother, but I know I have to tell you that I had you in my vehicle, so a second socket was made for a socket charger, so I wonder if it could be later.

[QUOTE = genius] Hello friends, while checking the right side of the motor today, I saw an idle socket, but I could not find the part to be installed where do you think this socket belongs.

Vehicle 307 1.4 HDi

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On some issues, I saw a socket socket similar to this, says that it belongs to the filter, some says that it is set to get extra power for illumination, if my path passes by the industry, I will especially ask the master and reply you.

I know there are 4 wires with 2 wires in the back of the engine. 1.fuel heater 2.water sensor (both connected to the diesel filter) 3. reverse gear master 4.EGR valve. Headlight motors are usually 3 wires

Even if that side's headlight engine is running, if you check and write it. The headlight motor on the side of that socket is not working on me. same socket

@rizerzist control. I have worked on both sides, no problem.

I have removed the battery because it belongs to the diesel filter.

If it's plugged in where I can't see it, I don't know it.

http://imageshack.com/a/img661/8683/w8s9oy.jpg

As I know, I did not tamper with it, and if you deal with the death, I gathered it so that it does not return to it.

[QUOTE = genius] @rizerzist control. I have worked on both sides, no problem.

I have removed the battery because it belongs to the diesel filter.

If it's plugged in where I can't see it, I don't know it.

http://imageshack.com/a/img661/8683/w8s9oy.jpg

As I know, I did not tamper with it, and if you deal with the death, I gathered it so that it does not return to it. [/ QUOTE]

In the meantime, since the headlight engine is gone, it cannot be repaired, either we will either wear it or replace the headlights.

[QUOTE = riderzist] [QUOTE = genius] @rizerzist control. I have worked on both sides, no problem.

I have removed the battery because it belongs to the diesel filter.

If it's plugged in where I can't see it, I don't know it.

http://imageshack.com/a/img661/8683/w8s9oy.jpg

As I know, I did not tamper with it, and if you deal with the death, I gathered it so that it does not return to it. [/ QUOTE]
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It seems to me that if the sockets are similar, it might not be what your master said, well, someone who knows will probably ((:

[QUOTE = genius] [QUOTE = riderzist] [QUOTE = genius] @ rizerzist control. I have worked on both sides, no problem.

I have removed the battery because it belongs to the diesel filter.

If it's plugged in where I can't see it, I don't know it.

http://imageshack.com/a/img661/8683/w8s9oy.jpg

As I know, I did not tamper with it, and if you deal with the death, I gathered it so that it does not return to it. [/ QUOTE]
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It seems to me that if the sockets are similar, it may not be what the master said, well, someone who knows will probably come out (: [/ QUOTE]

I flipped the picture, but I'm sorry, but it's wrong. The location of the filter in the lower back

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