For example, a âPC Expansion Cardâ maybe the jargon used to refer to any and all expansion cards (e.g., graphic, video, sound, etc.) for your âpersonal computer.â One may also come across references to âPCI.â The latter is not a card; it is one type of expansion slot into which the expansion card maybe installed in some computers.
Anyway, the best definition of what a Yaw rate sensor can be found here.... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yaw_rate_sensor\. In layman's terms it is a sensor that is located near the middle of the vehicle, under the center arm rest console, that detects if the car is moving or sliding sideways. Like going around a corner.
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.