Wiring problems are a lot more common than a failed temperature sensor. You can prove that by using a jumper wire in place of it. If it still reads a very low temperature you'll need to work your way back to a corroded or stretched terminal in a connector or a cut wire. If anyone ever pierced a wire to take a voltage reading, moisture will get in there and corrode the wire, especially if it is aluminum that GM was famous for using. Those things will cause varying readings. A solid break will cause a constant very low reading like you're getting now.
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Monday, September 2nd, 2013 AT 12:08 PM