I found an odd part hanging behind the bumper on the drivers side. In
the same area is an existing fog light and another connector which is
plugged up (Don't know what it is either). The third one which is in
question is threaded one one end and kind-of looks like a temp sensor
except that it is all plastic. There are to wires going into the unit
and it has the following numbers stamped into it:
F87F-12A647-AA
8J03B
PEI-GF20
Any ideas?
inetquestion - 03 Sep 2007 20:35 GMT
Any chance this is an inertia sensor for the airbags?
> I found an odd part hanging behind the bumper on the drivers side. In
> the same area is an existing fog light and another connector which is
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> Any ideas?
Jim Warman - 03 Sep 2007 22:20 GMT
12A647 is, IIRC, the base part number for the ambient air temp sensor for
the console display....
>I found an odd part hanging behind the bumper on the drivers side. In
> the same area is an existing fog light and another connector which is
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>
> Any ideas?
inetquestion - 04 Sep 2007 03:05 GMT
cool, thanks for the info.
> 12A647 is, IIRC, the base part number for the ambient air temp sensor for
> the console display....
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> > Any ideas?
CDW6212R - 10 Sep 2007 14:49 GMT
> GUEST wrote
> I found an odd part hanging behind the bumper on the drivers side.
I
> the same area is an existing fog light and another connector whic
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> plugged up (Don't know what it is either). The third one which i
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> question is threaded one one end and kind-of looks like a tem
senso
> except that it is all plastic. There are to wires going into th
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> and it has the following numbers stamped into it
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> Any ideas
The high optioned Explorers have two suc
temperature sensors hung out there next to the radiator. Regards