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Interior Interior Ambient Temperature Sensor 03 Suburban

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By chuburban
February 20, 2010 in 1999-2013 Silverado 1500 & Sierra 1500

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Posted February 20, 2010

Posted February 20, 2010

Howdy,

new to the forum, and did several searches regarding interior interior ambient temperature sensor/fan, looks like a microphone/mini speaker.

My fan buzzes over my head in my 2003 suburban to the point of MADNESS.

I would like to replace it, but I fear messing up the headliner, does anyone have the technique for removal?

Thanks..

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