Electronic Climate Control acting "funky"...
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Instructor
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From: Woodbridge Virginia
Electronic Climate Control acting "funky"...
Yesterday, the temps here in Northern Virginia were in the high 90's, but when I cranked-up my vette, the outside temp display read 44 degrees :banghead: After I drove about 5 miles, the temp display started going up like a slot-machine until it reached the correct temp of 99 degrees. I had no HVAC codes, so I'm thinking that it's either my inner or my outer temp sensor gone bad :yesnod: Any thoughts? :rolleyes:
Melting Slicks
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From: Spring, TX
Re: Electronic Climate Control acting "funky"... (bradfordjr)
Its the outer sensor located on the passenger side just in front of the radiator shroud with a little tube sticking out. Replace both the sensor and the connector. The sensor is like $9 and the connector is like $25. Then use water proof heat shrink to seal the splice and the connector to the sensor.
This happens due to water corroding the connection between the sensor and the connection.
This happens due to water corroding the connection between the sensor and the connection.
