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1-2-3 code for bad temp. sensor

You posted in a non forum Duck. All RWD. You selected no model. You selected no year. Only dweebs like me look at "all RWD". No the temp sensor does not commonly go bad, but yes it is commonly suspected and replaced. Look in your Bentley for instructions to verify its resistance from the comfort of your passenger seat before you grab your wrenches and dirty your hands. If you've somehow misplaced your Bentley, wade through the 700 Frequently Answered Queries for the same procedure.






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