The inactive ingredients are benzoic acid, FD&C Red 40, flavors, glycol, purified water, sodium chloride, sorbitol, sucrose. Each teaspoon also contains 10 mg of sodium and as mentioned earlier there is no aspirin. Just one or two doses a day helped rectify the cough and sneezing that were associated with a cold bug.
The ambient temperature sensor (switch) is located either behind the front grille or in the front bumper. Its only job is to monitor air temperature (which it does through increasing/decreasing resistance in response to temperature fluctuations).
Expert: Scott replied 2 years ago. The ambient temp sensor is not the same as the evaporator temp sensor. These are two completely different parts. From what you are describing you could either have a faulty thermal expansion valve or a/c low temperature sensor(evap sensor).The temp sensor is accessed from under the left side of the instrument panel and twists into the climate control case next to the evaporator core.From my experience the thermal expansion valve will probably be cause of the concern. Ask Your Own Chevy Question. Customer: replied 2 years ago.he temp sensor is accessed from under the left side of the instrument panel and twists into the climate control case next to the evaporator core. From my experience the thermal expansion valve will probably be cause of the concern.