Re: IML: ambient air temp. sensor
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Re: IML: ambient air temp. sensor



Anthony I need to know exactly where to find the black box module or NODE as Chrysler calls it so I can change it out so that the temp. reads correct in the EVIC (over display) Thanks Jeff
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Sent: Saturday, September 30, 2006 10:18 AM
Subject: Re: IML: ambient air temp. sensor

Alan., I probably have the book for 93. What do you need or Jeff need to know -Anthony
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Sent: Saturday, September 30, 2006 12:29 PM
Subject: Re: IML: ambient air temp. sensor

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

-------------- Original message from "J & C" <jchudd@xxxxxxxxxxx>: --------------

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
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From: Ken Lang
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

 

 


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Sent: Friday, September 29, 2006 3:12 PM
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Subject: IML: ambient air temp. sensor

 

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.



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