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Temp Sensor Replacement: to DIY or not to DIY?
I've searched the forums, but couldn't find a recent post (within the last six months or so) about a similar issue...my brother-in-law has an '01 Malibu with about 120k miles on it. Our mechanic - and we (grammar?) - have concluded that, among other things, it has a faulty temp sensor.
My question is this: is it something a pair of novices can handle, or should we take it in to the shop to have them do it? I've replaced lights, serpentine belts, batteries, speakers, and a few hoses...and that's pretty much it. And unless I miss my guess, my brother-in-law has even less mechanical experience than I do. They just got back from their honeymoon, so money is tight, and we'd like to do it ourselves but don't want to get the darn thing half taken-apart before realizing we're in over our heads. :P Also, some new emotes since I last posted! opcorn: and, I love this one:
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Re: Temp Sensor Replacement: to DIY or not to DIY?
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