----- Original Message -----
Sent: Saturday, September 30, 2006 10:59
AM
Subject: Re: IML: ambient air temp.
sensor
Jeff I reread my last E-mail, so as not to freak ya out
this Engine Compartment NODE is just for the EVIC. It has nothing to do with
the motor, or the fuel systems on the car. It just gives inputs to the EVIC
Overhead display In the IMPs and 5th AVE is they have the digital dash and the
EVIC.
--
Alan Jordan
90 IMP
75
LeBaron
75 LeBaron Crown Coupe
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Original message from alan1416@xxxxxxx: --------------
Hi Jeff
From the FSM said the Temp is supplied to the EVIC (overhead
display) by the Engine Compartment NODE. This NODE thing-E is up front and
behind the grill. It look like any other black box module. The FSM said to
look at a 4th FSM I don't have called the 1990 AC, AY Body
Diagnostic Test Procedure Manual.
Has any one out there seen or have a copy of this book?
--
Alan Jordan
90 IMP
75
LeBaron
75 LeBaron Crown Coupe
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Original message from "J & C" <jchudd@xxxxxxxxxxx>:
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Ken,
I'll check it out. I have found what looked
like sensor in front of the radiator towards the driverside. I changed it
with another sensor from a boneyard donor car and it still reads way
high...Thanks for the info... Jeff
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Friday, September 29, 2006
1:47 PM
Subject: RE: IML: ambient air temp.
sensor
Jeff,
Not sure about
the 90 Imperial, but the other Mopar cars I own have the sensor in front
of the radiator and off to one side out of direct
wind.
Ken
67 Crown 4 Dt
Ht
Hi all,
I have a question regarding the
location of the ambient
temperature
sensor that
my 1990 Imperial uses for the overhead display console.
Right now it
always reads around 130 which I think is a default
number for a
bad sensor. I do not know the location of this sensor so
that I
can change it and get an accurate outside temp.
Thanks...Jeff
1990 Imp.
1991 Imp.
