Where is the outside temp sensor on a Raditor?

Outside temp sensor is on the hood latch support in front of raditor about dead center. If you have a plow on the front it will disrupt the air flow and likely cause the temp to rise.

How often does the outside temp sensor change?

If the vehicle has been off long enough (cold or cool condition) and/or the ambient outside temperature has decreased, a new exterior temperature should be displayed. The outside air temperature will continue to be updated every second as long as the outside air temperature is the same or cooler than the previous reading.

What causes the outside temp sensor to freeze?

If the speed drops below 18 mph, the outside air temperature will freeze at its last value. However, be mindful that it may not be the sensor at fault and could possibly be the BCM. The ambient air temperature sensor is a variable resistor interfaced to the Body Control Module (BCM).

Where is the outside temp sensor on a 2005 Chevy Silverado?

From my quick scouting around the web, the sensor is the same for the 2004, 2005, 2006 Chevy trucks. Part# – ACDelco-25775833. You might also want to check your local Chevy dealer for the part number, just to be sure. Re: Location of outside temp sensor? Outside temp sensor is on the hood latch support in front of raditor about dead center.

Outside temp sensor is on the hood latch support in front of raditor about dead center. If you have a plow on the front it will disrupt the air flow and likely cause the temp to rise.

Where is the outside temp sensor on a 2014 Silverado?

I just relocated mine on my 2014 Silverado. Here are some pics, you can see where it used to be on the angular bracket. Almost in the very center of the grill. Why tuck it up there where the radiator and condenser temp can affect the reading? The earlier rigs would occasionally loose connection with the ambient temp sensor.

If the vehicle has been off long enough (cold or cool condition) and/or the ambient outside temperature has decreased, a new exterior temperature should be displayed. The outside air temperature will continue to be updated every second as long as the outside air temperature is the same or cooler than the previous reading.

Is the outside temp sensor on a 2013 Subaru Forester?

I also swapped temp sensors with the other 2013 Forester (pretty handy to have a supply of known-good parts to swap in) – and the 76 temp display remained with the first car – so it is not a faulty temp sensor. How did your problem end up? Sounds like it is the same problem I was having.