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Part Number: GPD1813040
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P0182 Code: Fuel Temperature Sensor “A” Circuit LowYour vehicle has a number of sensors that work together to make sure it is operating properly. The fuel temperature sensor is one of these sensors. The fuel temperature sensor might become defective with time, just like any other sensor in your vehicle.
P0180 Code: Fuel Temperature Sensor “A” CircuitThe fuel temperature sensor and fuel pressure sensor send voltage signals to the powertrain control module (PCM) to control fuel pump speed. The fuel temperature readings are also used to calculate fuel density for fuel flow values.
P0183 Code: Fuel Temperature Sensor “A” Circuit HighTemperature affects fuel density–the colder the fuel, the denser it gets. The engine control module (ECM) keeps track of fuel density to determine how much fuel to spray into the cylinders, which means it must also check fuel temperature. It uses readings from the fuel temperature sensor to adjust the