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Thu Feb 16, 2023 3:53 pm
Please don't. If you ohm the sensor you're likely to blow it up, it's a Hall type and not a PBR. It has to be checked by output voltage, not resistance. Those particular sensors usually flatline at 0V when they die, so anything above 0V indicates low refrigerant and not a bad sensor. The '16's and '17's had virtually identical electrical systems, so I'd suggest you pull up the appropriate HAC, VTL, and PG sections here in Nico and learn something about your system before you explode it.