where is external temperature sensor?

[zlion]

It work well before I had the garage worked on it(air filter, air...). But I am not sure whose fault.

Now the temperature showed on the instrument panel is about 10F below the exact value. Any ideas?

it is 99 buick regal LSE.



Thanks.

[tomogchi]

Year, model, Make, Gs, Cusotm, limiteD?
Some specs can help ya pin point it
Bill

[zlion]

Sr, it is 99 buick regal LSE.

Originally Posted by zlion

It work well before I had the garage worked on it(air filter, air...). But I am not sure whose fault.

Now the temperature showed on the instrument panel is about 10F below the exact value. Any ideas?


Thanks.

[RHinNC]

Originally Posted by tomogchi

Year, model, Make, Gs, Cusotm, limiteD?
Some specs can help ya pin point it
Bill

Open the hood, look down in the space between the grille and the radiator. The sensor is located on the left side of the opening toward the bottom of this open area.

[HotZ28]

It will look like this:

[jasonjayhawk]

Sorry to bring up such an old thread, but this is totally related.

I'm replacing this temperature sensor in my '99 Regal, as it's driving me bonkers to see how wildly different the external temperature is from the heat outside.

I'm not sure what part to replace this with, and searching the service manual for "temperature" didn't help indicate any parts. Would this be considered an "ambient temperature sensor" (such as Part # AX67 from Standard Motor Products)?

My local parts store employees think the above part is for controlling internal cabin heating/cooling...

Thanks!

[BNaylor]

Originally Posted by jasonjayhawk

Sorry to bring up such an old thread, but this is totally related.

I'm replacing this temperature sensor in my '99 Regal, as it's driving me bonkers to see how wildly different the external temperature is from the heat outside.

I'm not sure what part to replace this with, and searching the service manual for "temperature" didn't help indicate any parts. Would this be considered an "ambient temperature sensor" (such as Part # AX67 from Standard Motor Products)?

My local parts store employees think the above part is for controlling internal cabin heating/cooling...

Thanks!

You would be better off starting a new post on your issue. Resurrecting a thread this old is not a good idea and violates AF community rules. Thank you for your cooperation.

Thread closed.