Ignition coil location on a 2000 Beetle 1.8L Turbo

Question partially edited for clarity, but do you mean

'2000 Volkswagen Beetle 1.8 turbo. Sensor locators', like where is the *location* of every sensor? Or do you only want sensors that are involved with the turbo?

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The blower motor location on a 2001 VW Beetle 1.8 Turbo - Right Hand Drive (RHD) vehicle

View the attached website to see if your problem is in the fuse block that is under the hood immediately on top of the car's battery.


http://www.aircondition.com/tech/questions/83/No-Compressor-Operation-in-Volkswagen-New-Beetle

Also, the car's blower motor/climate control is controlled by the 25 amp fuse No. 25 in the fuse block located at the end of your dashboard.

replace your ignition switch it is located behind the ignition lock in the steering wheel

sounds like like your turbo went bad or is going bad

Check fuses. Located to left of instrument panel/cluster.

The relay is  located on the wiper/indicator stalk assembly behind the steering column cowling. It should be on the opposite side to the ignition lock.

You are talking about the turn signal flasher unit correct?

This is not where or what you would expect.
It's all contained in the 4 way flasher switch located on the same panel that hold your climate controls.
They engineers at VW put the entire flasher control unit on the back of the switch for the emergency flashers.