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Old 03-16-2005, 10:37 PM
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Alright, I was told this part is out in my Bonneville. I am wondering if this is a big deal getting the part out or if someone has done it before. It is on the upper right front of the tranny if you are facing it. It has a circular plug in. Anyone have this part?
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do you mean like a trans temp gague sender??
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Yes, the tranny temp sender unit. When you say behind do you mean it is near the rack and pinion steering? If so, how would you get to it?
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Yes, the tranny temp sender unit. When you say behind do you mean it is near the rack and pinion steering? If so, how would you get to it?

by takeing out the side pan on the trans
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Yes, the tranny temp sender unit. When you say behind do you mean it is near the rack and pinion steering? If so, how would you get to it?

by takeing out the side pan on the trans
Which you have to remove the CV for, This is not a "Do-It-Yourself" type job.
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Well, I replaced the tranny myself, so I think this wouldnt be too difficult. Anyways, does anyone have this part or has anyone done this before?
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