Range Rover Sport 2012 SDV6 HSE.
Hopefully some kind soul can let me know what the sensor ( or connector) in the photo is and where in the engine bay the three clips that secure the sensor ( 1 clip) and the wiring (2 clips) going to the sensor actually attach on the vehicle as I am unable to secure the sensor which is loose in the engine bay in front of the battery. Normally I manage to work out what does what and what goes where but this is not something I disconnected and I have looked on photos of other engine bays but cannot see anything similar.

If the wires are black and red with green tracer I think it will be for the transit relay which is removed before delivery and not used, hence why it is blanked off, not quite sure where it is secured, thought it was taped to positive battery lead. Alternatively if the wires are black and red with a black tracer it maybe for a change over valve used in the FBH water circuit which may or may not be fitted, I think it depends on the vehicle market. Unfortunately as I have a S/C which do not have the FBH fitted I can't tell you where that should be clipped either.

Cheers
Col

spare connector.

Not for transit relay.

I think its for the Park/timer Heater valve to heat the interior

Remembered this previous post from a while ago. I think the reference number of the plug itself is C2034, C0926 is the FBH connector.

http://www.rrsport.co.uk/forum/topic48171.html

Cheers
Col

I ‘ve been on holiday so apologies for the lack of acknowledgement.Many thanks for all the replies and the link which answers my question perfectly.Never noticed the connector until I got the vehicle back after a cam belt replacement and gearbox flush so presume it was disturbed at some point and left loose. First RRS I have owned and very grateful for the info available on the forum