Re: CLIMATE CONTROL 90Q COUPE

[Porsray@aol.com]

My experience has been that when the sensor starts going bad, it usually
defaults
to a "LO" reading, and behaves erratically when the car is first started.
 Right now,
I have a sporatic problem with it where it goes haywire in heavy rain.

Removal is fairly easy, in comparison with most operations on the Coupe.  The
sensor
is located in the front grill; remove the top screws holding the grill in
place, swing it
out of the way, and you will see the sensor plugged into the plastic grill.
 Follow the
wires back and you will find the harness connection.