Hi
I have a minor but annoying problem with a Peugeot 406XL 2000. Turbo
Diesel 110 BHP Climate control. (Saloon, 4 door)
The outside (ambient) air temperature reading seems OK when I first
start up, but after running for about 5 minutes the temp reading begins
to rise to about 10 degrees above the outside temp and then rises and
falls at irregular intervals. There's still a slight risk of ice here
in the early hours and I dislike being without the ice warning.
Does anyone know where the sensor is located and whether it's possible
for it to become dislodged into warm airflow from the engine? Or any
other reason for this?
I can take it to my Peugeot dealer, but I always come away with a badly
damaged wallet!
Just hoping there may be a simple solution.
Any suggestions would be welcome
Thanks
Trev
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