Im in the process of installing a bunch of guages where the heater control assembly is and moving the assembly to where teh in-car sensors spot by making a cutout in teh panel. What will happen if the in-car sensor is removed.
In Car sensor, what will happen if removed?
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itsd the sensor thats behind the radio and has one screw holding it up and then runs to the sensor on the passenger side panel
Jeez, and I was trying to ignore this thread.
The solar sensor is in the top of the dash. The in car temp sensor is the one in question here. If it's open circuited the system will run at max hot in automatic. If it's shorted the system will run at max cool. All this will effect only the automatic mode.
Gosh you say, how does he know this stuff? Where does he get such detailed technical trivia? Psychic? Geek genius? How does he do it?!
http://tinyurl.com/23mzjc
Grrrr...
The solar sensor is in the top of the dash. The in car temp sensor is the one in question here. If it's open circuited the system will run at max hot in automatic. If it's shorted the system will run at max cool. All this will effect only the automatic mode.
Gosh you say, how does he know this stuff? Where does he get such detailed technical trivia? Psychic? Geek genius? How does he do it?!
http://tinyurl.com/23mzjc
Grrrr...
yep there is 3 sensors for automatic if i am not mistaking 1 solar on the dash as mentioned the one on the black hose coming from the heater box 1 in the front of the car on the hood release the ambient sensor
I removed all 3 and also the AC radiator and the temp sensor and the AC amplifier
Reason my car will not use auto climate also i deleted the entire AC system the weight reduction removing the entire AC system inlcuding radiator condensor compressor switches sensors relays wiring fuses must be well over 100LBS when removed right!
I removed all 3 and also the AC radiator and the temp sensor and the AC amplifier
Reason my car will not use auto climate also i deleted the entire AC system the weight reduction removing the entire AC system inlcuding radiator condensor compressor switches sensors relays wiring fuses must be well over 100LBS when removed right!
Thanks jetjock. and im sorry everyone for not stating that i got my answer teh next day. i just wanted to see if i can get a quick response becaue the haynes manual doesnt give any info and forgot about eh tsrm online.:nono:
im goign to get a service manual or just print out the tsrm pdf so these questions can be avoided.
im goign to get a service manual or just print out the tsrm pdf so these questions can be avoided.
Eh, it's OK. Everyone learns when stuff gets posted and it's not as if you're the only one who skimps on manuals. You should throw that Haynes out and buy a real one. Never have liked them. I'd love to read some of their other ones though...especially the one about women http://tinyurl.com/2cmdl6
http://tinyurl.com/2cmdl6