Temp sensor in cabin?
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Temp sensor in cabin?
Who knows what this is?
On the dash all the near the windshield are some vents. Directly in the center is a plastic square/rectangle. Apparantly, mine is loose and I can pull it up (looks like it was just glued down and the glue wore out). Anyways, what is the device underneath that cap? Could it be a temp sensor for the inside? What does this thing do? Any ideas to put this cap back down or just glue it?
Thanks.....BTW, this is an '03 CL-S 6MT.
On the dash all the near the windshield are some vents. Directly in the center is a plastic square/rectangle. Apparantly, mine is loose and I can pull it up (looks like it was just glued down and the glue wore out). Anyways, what is the device underneath that cap? Could it be a temp sensor for the inside? What does this thing do? Any ideas to put this cap back down or just glue it?
Thanks.....BTW, this is an '03 CL-S 6MT.
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Sunlight sensor compensates for the heat of the sun by turning up the AC a little more. If the sun isn't beaming in, then the system assumes that it's not as hot and simply uses the temperature sensors. Someone tell me if I'm wrong.
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Originally Posted by 03sixer
Sunlight sensor compensates for the heat of the sun by turning up the AC a little more. If the sun isn't beaming in, then the system assumes that it's not as hot and simply uses the temperature sensors. Someone tell me if I'm wrong.
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