Hello, 

repairing a Skoda Yeti 2012 with a 1.2 motor..   i have one dangling sensor and i cant work out where it goes... can anyone help?

on it it reads

1J0 793 702

>PBT<

 

Looks like it might be ambient air temperature sensor, often mounted just behind front bumper.

 

Part number is the loom connector, Google could have told you that.

 

The part inserted into it is either a bung to prevent corrosion or shorting of the terminals or more likely what Pete has suggested.

 

If you look at the end of it you can see that it was pushed into a round hole in sheet metal, move the cable around in an arc leaving some slack for strain relief and you will find its home, a hole of the corresponding diameter, I would say either on the front crash bar or the panelwork beside the radiator.

On 09/06/2022 at 19:00, J.R. said:

i looked up the part and couldnt find what it is called or where it goes, that is why i asked in a skoda forum about a skoda problem. 

 

On 09/06/2022 at 17:43, Pete_Ex-Wino said:

Thanks mate!

 

 

If you cannot find the hole for the connector start looking for evidence of accident damage repair, I have just recalled that when I repaired my written of Yeti the pattern part crash beam that I fitted did not have the hole (it might even have been a tab) for the sensor, body shops are not known for their diligence in properly reassembling a vehicle & would leave the sensor dangling rather than drill a hole as I did.