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Old 06-28-2005, 02:04 AM   #1
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Hi.....I having a problem with my outside temp sensor......the gauge inside says -40. So i checked under the hood for the Ambient temp sensor but i couldnt find it?........does anyone know what color of the wires or where the ambient sensor is located?.....thanks
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Someone posted it here before i believe it's in the front tire well on the drivers side. I'm not sure if you need to take the tire off to get at it,i've never messed with it b4. Someone correct me if i'm wrong.
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Someone posted it here before i believe it's in the front tire well on the drivers side. I'm not sure if you need to take the tire off to get at it,i've never messed with it b4. Someone correct me if i'm wrong.

Drivers side brake duct. Easiest to get to from underneath, take out 3 8mm bolts and drop the plastic pan. The sensor is in the middle of the brake duct. I had my temp sensor disconnected for a while, and it also read -40 all the time.
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thanks tyler and dustenT......would neither of u know the color of the wires......because i had the sensor competely riped off.....but i cant seem to find the wires that go with it?......
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Since I am neither of them, I guess I can reply.

My ETM shows .35 BR/GR and .35 BR/OR
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My ETM shows .35 BR/GR and .35 BR/OR
Yep, the temp sensor has a yellow base and the plug is yellow. If yours got ripped off I guess that doesn't matter, does it?
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thanks for everyones help......
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I think mine got ripped off too so don't feel bad. I noticed it hanging under my car, and before I got a chance to deal with it, it disapeared. Now I too have to experience that harsh -40 degree weather.
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