Thread: 124 Heater defaults to no heat or too much heat
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Old 11-27-2002, 03:34 PM
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Larry is correct, the sensor could be the problem. I was told years ago to use the hose of a vacuum cleaner and put it over the sensor and such out the accumulated dust.

This helped with an older car where the sensor sucked but was covered with crap.
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