Can someone help me identify this sensor?
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Asked by Johnpfl Oct 16, 2023 at 02:09 PM about the 2007 Chevrolet Cobalt LS Sedan FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My son recently hit a deer. I am repairing the damage
now and I have found a sensor that I do not
recognize. It was hanging loose near the driver side
headlight assembly. Can someone help me identify it
and where it is supposed to go? I’m stumped.

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james answered 6 months ago

That looks like an impact sensor for the airbag system. It should mount behind the front bumper. Hope that helps! Jim

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Jason answered 6 months ago

could also be a temperature sensor.. they are in that general area.

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Johnpfl answered 6 months ago

I will test it by putting a pice of ice on it and checking the temp reading. Then I’ll look for the proper location in the bumper. Thank you both very much.

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