2012 GMC Sierra Evaporator Core Temperature Sensor Replace

[@ChrisJohnson-lp9fl]

Thank you! I was able to get it changed out thanks to your video. Saved me a lot of money!!

[@freethinker5039]

Thank you! I just did mine saved me a thousand dollars. Except I used a utility knife heated the blade and cut the plastic like that made it look clean and jb welded the piece back in place and I used fishing line to snake the new sensor back in place

[@apatriot1762]

Real sturdy duct tape, I like that

[@sabatinoconstruction]

Thank you for this video, very helpful!

[@williamneff8166]

I know this is an old post, but did you pull the old one out through the bottom? and if so, did the top stopper just push through the top hole?

[@rodneykahane4994]

It goes the other way, push down from the top and pull it out the bottom. Pro tip - tie some wire or some to the end and then you can tie the new sensor to the end and pull it back through

[@danielkaesberger7893]

Take out the airbag in the dash So much easier to get your hands in

[@ahmedmustafa2145]

Thanks a lot I will try for my 2011 silverado 2500HD And will let you know what is the result

[@zachcoleman6285]

Were you able to fix yours?

[@mas121473]

Nice video

[@djgsell]

why not just stick the sensor in right up front and have the cord come out the front of the box closer to you?

[@TeeP1987]

I was thinking that too. It doesn’t have to go back in the same place right? Doesn’t it just stick between the fins?

[@justinstandifer604]

@@TeeP1987You can cut out the slot where the cabin air filter is supposed to go & put it there.