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Old 10-27-2009, 08:26 PM
sdigrazia1 sdigrazia1 is offline
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I don't have a picture, sorry!

In another related post for the temp sensor someone had a picture pointing to where it was in relationship to the pan. If you can get the pan off, then changing the sensor will be easy. Gently pull the tab back on sensor enough to unlock it then give it a slight twist and wiggle it out.

Good luck!
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Old 11-02-2009, 05:49 PM
Big Papa 03 dually Big Papa 03 dually is offline
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I did mine this weekend, it's very easy. It's at the front of the Trans between solenoids on the right. Get a new one first and you can find it. It's small and doesn't even look like a temp sensor. Total time with changing fluid, and fuel filters took about 2.5 hrs including clean up and road test. One note when you pull the sensor out about another quart of fuild will come out of the spot it was in so be ready for it, don't move the pan out of the way like I did.
Also put the sensor in with a twist to the same position it was in. It will snap right in.
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