Originally Posted by jbeerer

A failed Coolant Temp Sensor is causing my Check-Engine light to stay lit on my 2002 TT. The dealer says this is a $400 job (parts and labor). Car has only 55,000 miles. Seems like an unlikely problem (and expense) on a "young" high-quality car. Have others had this experience?

Hello,

Failing Temp sensors are very common issue with the TT'S. There was even a extended warranty for the Temp sensor on few TT'S, Extended warranty of 10 years or 100,00 miles, not sure if your model has it.

Regards
R.B.N.J

Thanks for the follow-up. It's somewhat comforting to know that your car isn't the only one with the problem.

Originally Posted by jbeerer

Thanks for the follow-up. It's somewhat comforting to know that your car isn't the only one with the problem.

Yes, These are very common issue with TT'S. Hope you get your's fixed soon

Regards
R.B.N.J

Originally Posted by Joshi

Hello,

Failing Temp sensors are very common issue with the TT'S. There was even a extended warranty for the Temp sensor on few TT'S, Extended warranty of 10 years or 100,00 miles, not sure if your model has it.

Regards
R.B.N.J

I Have a big problem with my Audi tt. First the cooling fan was froze like ice and hard to turn. So I got other one at $280, that should fit it. Now the fan will not come on. Ok, great so now I buy a fan module. Problem solved right,wrong. Same problem, fan will not come on and my car is getting too hot. I dont want it to over heat and dont know what the hell to do because it is driving me crazy. call me anyone and helpppppppppppppppppppppppp me 313-355-9991 please leave a message. My car is sitting in the back yard right now

Hey,

Seems like the problem is with your temperature sensor. Rather than concentrating on the fan, concentrate on the sensor chip and if possible get that replaced by a servicing. Also check the fan pack relay and the fuses. I'm sure your problem will be solved.