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Coolant Temperature Sensor/Switch (For Computer): All Technical Service Bulletins
Temperature Gauge - Overheat Condition Indicated

NUMBER:

91-T-105

CORP.REF.NO: 138107

DATE:

April 1991

SECTION:

8A

SUBJECT:

INDICATED OVERHEAT CONDITION (REPLACE SENSOR)

MODELS/YEARS:

1990-91 SILHOUETTE

CONDITION:

The engine temperature gage may read high (into the red zone) under normal driving conditions.

CAUSE:

An improper material in the tip of the temperature sensor can cause the temperature gage to read too high. The sensor was changed in production with
vehicle number MT305067.

CORRECTION:

Verify that the engine does not have a true overheat condition by comparing the temperature reading of the ECM coolant sensor (measured with a SCAN
tool) to the gage reading. If the ECM sensor reads normal at the same time the temperature gage reads high, replace the temperature gage sending unit
with P/N 10200490.

WARRANTY INFORMATION:

Use labor operation number N2230 with the current posted time and trouble code 92.

Customer Interest for Coolant Temperature Sensor/Switch (For Computer): > < Absolute Pressure Sensor <--> [Barometric Pressure Sensor]|Specifications