It's a stomach butterfly moment when a warning buzzer sounds on the engine control panel while out cruising especially when it's the overheating warning light that is on. All thoughts go through my mind as I pull in to lift the engine covers and assess the problem, hoping it's a minor problem like a broken fan belt
On this occasion after doing all the usual checks I identified the temperature sensor was faulty. As we were in the middle of nowhere on the Stratford canal at the time I decided to enlist the help of an engineer to supply and fit for me.
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I received this quote |
I know Vetus parts are expensive but £96 for a sender seemed expensive. Short story is I got a genuine Vetus part from
ASAP Supplies for £12.56. Which took me less than 2 minutes to fit.
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New sender & adaptor |
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Sender fitted |
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