so "talked" to the car for the first time today. it was easy to get the codes from the diognostic unit and fairly easy to clear those codes. the reason for checking things out was because the a/c and rec lights blink when i turn the ignition to on, indicating something with the ECC.

the car told me:

1-2-2 outside temp sensor open circuit or short to 12V

3-2-5 recirc damper motor activated too long

4-1-4 driver side internal temp sensor internal fan siezed

4-1-9 faulty diognostic signal from blower fan power stage

i wrote down all the codes that came up and followed the directions in the haynes manual to clear the codes. the only one that would not clear was "1-2-2". just for kicks, i went looking for the outside temp sensor . . . and could not find it! according to haynes, it is on the side of the interior air inlet duct on the driver's side.

there are two possibilities:

1. i am a moron and could not find it

2. it was not there . . . maybe, or see option 1

i didn't see any sort of inlet duct on the driver's side, just the box for the fuses. on the passenger side, there was a big hole and i could see the heater blower motor. so where is the outside temp sensor supposed to be? there was also a "female" end of a wiring harness attached to nothing, in the general area.

any suggestions?

seth

OTS is located under vehicle,just behind the bumper, left front.A two wire sensor attached to a small bracket.

haynes lists two outside temp sensors, the one i am looking for, listed in chapter 3 (cooling, heating and a/c systems) and the other one, listed in chapter 12 (chassis electric systems). are they by chance the same?

The sensor on page 3-7 is shown under the cowel where the air enters the climate control box from the outside, that location is only valid on older cars, don't think its there on the 1995. (unsure)Lift the cowel and see, if its not there on a stand off, then it's down by the lower air dam on the drivers side, unless its missing, then there should be the connector it hooks up to.