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    Default 09-07-2010
    Alright guys I have a 2000 Grand Prix GT sedan and my outside temperature is reading way off
    When it is 95°F out it will be reading in the 40's
    Does anyone know what the problem is or what I need to buy to make it work?
    Thanks in advance
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    Default 09-07-2010
    The sensor is bad, go to the dealer and get a new on. Only cost me 14 bucks, I just did mine last week.

    Super easy to find and get at.

    Stand in front of the car and reach under and up inside the bumper in front of the rad on the left side, feel around for the senosr and unplug it, and plug the new on in and BAM done.

    You can crawl under the bumper too, and you should be able to see it clear as day.

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