YOUR RESEARCHIncorrect external temperature reading
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This may seem like a trivial problem, but it's very annoying. The external temperature reading on the main PCM 2 screen constantly reads about 10 degrees higher than it should be. I have a 2003 C4 and have checked out the sensor at the front air intake and it seems fine. Any suggestions?
There is a outside temp sensor on the 996 which is located in the front bumper grill(off-side I think but if not, look at the near-side) It looks a bit like a crimbo tree light and they often do get damaged and/or not replaced, especially if the car has had a minor shunt and/or the bumper removed. just did a search and found http://www.911uk.com/viewtopic.php?p=589727&sid=e4073cdce928e37dc3b0a4c16b1e715e
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