Identifying a loose part 2004 RAV4

[Bella73]

I have a 2004 RAV4 that I bought from Japan. I recently changed the AC condenser but when I pulled the bumper off to do this there was a loose bit hanging that I’m trying to figure where it should be attached and what it’s for. 
 

I’d like to include 2 photos I took of it but not sure how to do that. Help?!

 

[ernieb]

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[Bella73]

14 hours ago, Bella73 said:

I have a 2004 RAV4 that I bought from Japan. I recently changed the AC condenser but when I pulled the bumper off to do this there was a loose bit hanging that I’m trying to figure where it should be attached and what it’s for. 
 

I’d like to include 2 photos I took of it but not sure how to do that. Help?!

 

[flash22]

Looks like the outside air temp sensor

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https://toyota-europe.epc-data.com/rav4/aca21r/5544/electric/8401/?full&picture=3

[flash22]

i take it you are repairing it due to accident damage, it bolts up just under the corner of the headlight (part of the radiator/condenser support)

[Bella73]

4 hours ago, flash22 said:

i take it you are repairing it due to accident damage, it bolts up just under the corner of the headlight (part of the radiator/condenser support)

4 hours ago, flash22 said:

Looks like the outside air temp sensor

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https://toyota-europe.epc-data.com/rav4/aca21r/5544/electric/8401/?full&picture=3

Thank you. We’re not seeing any obvious place under the corner of the headlight where it can attach. It is quite short.  

[Bella73]

4 hours ago, flash22 said:

i take it you are repairing it due to accident damage, it bolts up just under the corner of the headlight (part of the radiator/condenser support)

Yes we are. There are also signs of what appears to be a possible area for a bracket on either side of the condenser but don’t see any brackets just screw holes. Not sure what the condenser is to attach to prevent it from moving about loosely.

[flash22]

The air temp sensor bracket hooks on to the ac condenser (note the notch) then a bolt goes through it into the rad support