where is temperature sensor located on a 2005 Pontiac grand prix?

Asked by melissa4124 May 01, 2014 at 10:02 AM about the 2005 Pontiac Grand Prix Base

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

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There's a temperature sensor below the thermostat housing. You will need to remove a section of the exhaust pipe to get to it easily to unscrew it and replace it.

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Is that the one she was talking about?? It was unclear to me, outdoor air sensor, cabin air sensor, engine coolant temp. for fuel injection control, sensor for the dash gauge, I had/have no idea which one she was addressing, let's hope your shot in the dark helps her out.

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Well, that's the coolant temperature sensor for the dash gauge, which is the only one you can read without an OBD scanner, so it's my best guess.

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OK, good guess.....free info is worth every cent that is paid for it.

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Where is the temperature control sensor located

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I'm trying to replace that exact part Dorian is taking about and that exact pipe got in my way. Anyways how do I take that pipe out?

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To remove that section of exhaust pipe, you will need to remove the bolts from the flanges on each side.

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