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Old 03-15-2020, 07:21 AM
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Yes. The module internal failure is usually on the sensor wiring from the connector to circuit board. So causing similar symptoms as a broken wire between the sensor and module. A relation to heat is usually a tell tale that the fault is caused by module internal wiring.
is there any way to confirm it is the module before I start throwing money at it?
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is there any way to confirm it is the module before I start throwing money at it?
As the symptoms the same as failed sensor or its wiring to module there is no way to test it on 100% certainty. Though you can measure the sensor line via module wiring connector to rule that out. There are instructions for this on similar threads on this forum.
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