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Outside temperature gauge.
Hi Friends,good morning,i have a little problem,my outside temperature gauge stays at 30C,no matter in the morning or afternoon,i suspect it is not working,can anyone tell me where is the sensor located,?Thanks.
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According to the owners manual its located in front of the radiator...i haven't hunted it out myself though
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I wouldn't think you would be out of warranty yet. Let the dealer deal with it.
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I'm kinda suspicious of the outside air temp gauge honestly. Mine does move around with conditions, but it often seems to have a limited response to real conditions, and a very slow one as well. I suspect they use a slow desensitized sensor intentionally, probably because it's an input to the A/C's computer and they don't want the A/C jumping around in response to quick variations.
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I noticed that when I first got mine, the one in my 350 was pretty accurate! The other day mine read 106 when I first started the car and gradually dropped down to 91.
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I agree it's not so accurate. I started my car yesterday and it showed 67 degrees outside. 5 miles later it's showing me 89 degrees! :wtf: Not a big deal for me though.
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Agree on the accuracy. I didn't have good luck with the 350 either. I was assuming because it was getting heat from the car itself, but I don't know for sure.
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Mine actually seems very accurate. It does pick up the ambient temperature, so sitting in the sun at work on a hot day will read hotter as it picks up the temp coming off the pavement, once I start moving it drops to the normal outside air temp.
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i mean how accurate do you expect it to get. especially if the car been sitting in the sun all day. but mine doesnt seem to be too far off.
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Mine does the same thing. It likes to "stick" at a current temp for a while. Its odd.
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Mine seems to work. Every time I pull out of the garage I can see it does exact same thing as my old 350Z. Jumps or falls by the appropriate number. Same if parked in the sun.
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It's accurate enough.. I've passed signs that show outside air temp and they've been within 1-2 degrees of each other.
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Mine usually starts +5 and then after a few minutes of driving drops off, when it has been in the sun. If it has been in the shade it is usually +/-2 and then settles into a position.
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