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can i ask why you asked???
are you replacing it???
or... did you buy the "chip" off of ebay???
cause if you did buy the ebay chip......
waste of money....
Keep in mind also, that sensor will throw a code if the outside air is below 50F or so. I am not quite 100% on what temp its at but if its below a normal outside temp it will think its out of range.
this "chip" does put the sensor out of range....
i think it says anything below 42* and it will throw it.... but what i dont get is what about the people up in the northern states??? when it gets to 30* or whatever??
does it throw the code then as well??
That's crazy talk, my sho didn't throw a code when it was below freezing lol that's just silly!!!! Maybe NEGATIVE 40* or something??? those resisters could potentially make the pcm see a very very low temperature that it might register as "not normal."