Does anyone know????????

Goose

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Does anyone know offhand where the Ambient Air Temperature Sensor is located on a 2007 Chrysler Town & Country van? I haven't started looking yet, but I assume it's somewhere in front of the radiator where "clean" air will hit it as it provides the signal for the outside thermometer, among other functions.

Here's the scene. A week or two ago the heater and outside thermometer started acting strange. I put my scanner on it and had a code P0073 for the ambient air temp sensor. I didn't have time to mess with it so my wife took the van to our local Chrysler dealer. They replaced the sensor for $55 and everything worked OK for a couple of days, then started acting up again. My wife went back to the Chrysler dealer today and they told her it was a wiring problem that could cost a couple hundred dollars to find.

Knowing that outfit, they may well have installed a new sensor that failed after a couple days, and then instead of just replacing the sensor under warranty, they'll try to recoup their labor by claiming it was a wiring problem.

Anyhoo, thanks in advance if anyone knows offhand where the sensor is located.
 
Did a Google search and found 2 different opinions. One says in the lower grille on the left front. The other says passenger side of the engine, under the throttle body mounted on the intake snorkel (the big hose thingy).
 
On my 2005 Chrysler T & C, it is located on the backside of the air intake tube coming from the air filter and just to the left of the throttle body.
 
Not. That is the INTAKE air tem[ senspr. The ambient is on the lower grill valance drivers side just about a foot from the license plate. There is a Utube video up on replacing it. Price is $18.
 

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