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How do you change an air charge temperature sensor and an engine coolant temperature sensor on a 2000 Malibu?
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It would be a very rare case for both of those sensors to be bad at the same time. I would have a certified repair shop to determine the exact cause before you buy parts you do not need.
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How do you change an air charge temperature sensor and an engine coolant temperature sensor on a 2000 Chevrolet Malibu?
The air charge temperature sensor is located in the air inlet between the air filter and the air horn. The coolant temperatur sensor is located in the intake manifold. I believe that you need to have a Repair Shop scan the engine and do diagnostics on the car before you replace parts that may not be bad. Just because you get a code does not mean that part is bad.
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