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No Vacuum in tube for cabin temp in overhead light

posted by  v965 on  Tue Nov 14 16:05 CST 2006
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Brickboarders,
I do not have vacuum air flow in the tube where the cabin temperature sensor is located. The tube is in the overhead light fixture. Without vacuum air flow it has a false reading and overcools the car. I must turn the stat to 80 degrees just to get the heat to think about coming on. Where does that tube connect on the other end. I am assuming that it has come loose somewhere on the path back to the engine compartment.

Thanks,
Tony
1995 960 Wagon, 133,000 miles






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