outside temp sensor
Burning Brakes
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From: Spring Branch Texas
Originally Posted by mad99c5
where is that located?
Here is the hint for locating the sensor: lay down in front of the car and look up into the radiator scoop. On the very bottom of the passenger side you will see a little cut-out through the shroud with a small black tip sticking through. That is the tip of the temp sensor. Now you know where it is!
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Easy to do once you get to it. Follow the instructions above and you can do it yourself.
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From: Nevada and Florida
Don't expect it to be accurate. It will read accurate ambient temps say in your garage but not on the road when the pavement is hot. Expect it to read high in the summer 5-10 degrees.
Racer
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From: East Hampton CT
Originally Posted by BHP
Don't expect it to be accurate. It will read accurate ambient temps say in your garage but not on the road when the pavement is hot. Expect it to read high in the summer 5-10 degrees.
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Originally Posted by HeadsUp
It's better than 58 degrees F, not allowing the climate control to function properly.
(carpet near Passenger, and the slots next to the ignition.)
Anyway thanks for replying gang, I need to do this to mine and picked it up from Fred Beans today!
