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How to Remove Cabin Temp Sensors? 850 1996

posted by  sritzau on  Sun Nov 21 01:59 CST 2004
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I have a 1996 850 with the ECC. I have pulled the protective covers from behind the grab handles, but do not know how to remove the actual sensors and I'm worried I will break something. The Haynes manual is not that clear. Can anyone who has done it shed some light on the procedure for me?

Thanks,

Steve







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    How to Remove Cabin Temp Sensors? 850 1996

    posted by  someone claiming to be Yellow 850 on  Sun Nov 21 14:41 CST 2004 [RELATED]

    I have the same problem, I assume you already have the sensor..what is the part number and where did you buy it from?
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    How to Remove Cabin Temp Sensors? 850 1996

    posted by  Phantom on  Sun Nov 21 05:18 CST 2004
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    It has been a while since I have done this, but I will relay what I remember. You need to remove the grab handles, and then the A-pillar trim that starts at the base of the A-pillar and runs up over the top of the door. Once this is done, you can pull down the headliner far enough to gain access to the temp sensors. I believe they are held in with a couple of the ubiquitous torx screws.

    Phantom







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