Outside temperature sensor location pacifica - 2007 Chrysler Pacifica FWD New Cars

Locate and remove the outside temperature sensor located in the left side rear view mirror on these North American S70's. When this sensor goes bad, the DIM display shows -34 ----

The outside temp sensor is located behind your front grille. Try to look for a 2-wire small sensor. You will need to remove the grille to gain smooth access and to test it. Use multimeter to measure sensor resistance when disconnected. Depending on actual air temperatures, sensor should measure 1.27 kilohms when at 104degF, and 16.5kilohms when at -4degF. The rest of the normal values should be in between these kilohms and temperature ranges.

The coolant sensor (ECT Sensor) is the two wire sensor that is next to the thermostat housing.

It is located on the outside of the transmission case, I assume you mean the vehicle speed sensor and no the turbine shaft speed sensor. If the speed sensor is defective you will have a check engine light on in the dash display. If that is no the case then you may have a failed speedometer.

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dont know the full location but its on the front end around one of those ares are that you have had replaced, its only smale and has 2 wires connecting it, it clips into an area were there is good air flow.

Turn on the AC--it should start the radiator fans immediately. If nothing, check the fuse for the fans. The relay for the fans is a solid state device that is controlled directly by engine computer. The computer reads the coolant temperature sensor which tells the computer when to turn on the fans for usual cooling. Try to turn each fan manually (engine cool) and check for bad bearings, or fan blades--both fans should spin freely without any noise. If the fans come on with AC, then replace the temperature sensor which should be located near the attachment area of the upper radiator hose on the engine. It will have a single wire attached, and look like a small brass plug with threads. Watch the engine temperature for a while after the repair as the overheating may have damaged the thermostat element. Hope this helps!

the sensor is located inside the air intake tube

can u please tell me where on my 2004 chrysler pacifica is the crankshaft sensor located?

There are two of them. I mean sensors. One of them is IAT and another is Mass Air sensor ! But which one , where I don't know. Somebody help please !!!