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How to Remove the Coolant Level Sensor from a Volkswagen Golf

Model: Volkswagen Golf MK 5, Golf 5, Golf V - Years 2003-2008
Part: Engine coolant temperature sensor

Before starting, open the bonnet of your Volkswagen Golf. Begin by disconnecting the relevant electrical connector. Next, using pliers, unclip and remove the clip securing the sensor to its housing. This will free the coolant temperature sensor. Proceed to unclip and remove it from its location. Once you complete this step, you will have removed the coolant temperature sensor from your Volkswagen Golf.

Updated on 16 April 2026 by ScegliAuto

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