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11-24-2008, 06:28 PM
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11-24-2008, 10:11 PM
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#13
11-24-2008, 10:42 PM
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neon,
your 2001 ambient air temp sensor is directly in the center of the grille basically behind the ram's head logo. When you open the hood it'll go high in the air. look straight up in the top center of the backside of the grille.
A new one cost me about 17.95 from the parts counter at the dealership. It's plug and play, don't pay somebody to replace it.
-40 is the default when the ambient air temperature sensor is not working. Ccd in the overhead display is a whole other level of suck.
your 2001 ambient air temp sensor is directly in the center of the grille basically behind the ram's head logo. When you open the hood it'll go high in the air. look straight up in the top center of the backside of the grille.
A new one cost me about 17.95 from the parts counter at the dealership. It's plug and play, don't pay somebody to replace it.
-40 is the default when the ambient air temperature sensor is not working. Ccd in the overhead display is a whole other level of suck.
#14
11-25-2008, 12:41 AM
Veteran
neon,
your 2001 ambient air temp sensor is directly in the center of the grille basically behind the ram's head logo. When you open the hood it'll go high in the air. look straight up in the top center of the backside of the grille.
A new one cost me about 17.95 from the parts counter at the dealership. It's plug and play, don't pay somebody to replace it.
-40 is the default when the ambient air temperature sensor is not working. Ccd in the overhead display is a whole other level of suck.
your 2001 ambient air temp sensor is directly in the center of the grille basically behind the ram's head logo. When you open the hood it'll go high in the air. look straight up in the top center of the backside of the grille.
A new one cost me about 17.95 from the parts counter at the dealership. It's plug and play, don't pay somebody to replace it.
-40 is the default when the ambient air temperature sensor is not working. Ccd in the overhead display is a whole other level of suck.
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11-25-2008, 08:21 AM
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