Component Locations (2.4L VIN T - ALERO & Grand Am)

2001 Chevrolet Impala PoliceSECTION Component Locations (2.4L VIN T - ALERO & Grand Am)
COMPONENT LOCATIONS (2.4L VIN T - ALERO & GRAND AM)

Component Location
A/C Compressor Clutch Relay Left Side Of Engine Compartment, In Underhood Junction Block
A/C Refrigerant Pressure Sensor Front Of Engine Compartment
Camshaft Position Sensor Top Left Side Of Engine
Cooling Fan Control Relays No. 1 & 2 Left Side Of Engine Compartment, In Underhood Junction Block
Crankshaft Position Sensor Lower Left Side Of Engine, Near Oil Filter
Cruise Control Module Right Side Of Engine Compartment
Data Link Connector Lower Left Side Of Instrument Panel
Electronic Ignition Control Module Top Right Rear Of Engine
Engine Coolant Level Switch Right Side Of Engine Compartment
Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor Right Rear Of Engine
Engine Oil Pressure Sensor Top Rear Of Engine
EVAP Canister Purge Solenoid Lower Left Front Of Engine
EVAP Canister Vent Solenoid Under Rear Of Vehicle
Fuel Injectors Top Of Engine, On Fuel Rail
Fuel Pump Relay Left Side Of Engine Compartment, In Underhood Junction Block
Fuel Tank Pressure Sensor Under Rear Of Vehicle
Idle Air Control Valve Left Side Of Engine
Intake Air Temperature Sensor Top Rear Of Engine
Knock Sensor Right Rear Side Of Engine
Left Instrument Panel Junction Block Left Side Of Instrument Panel
Manifold Absolute Pressure Sensor Left Side Of Engine
Mass Airflow Sensor Top Left Side Of Engine
Post-Converter Oxygen Sensor Rear Of Catalytic Converter
Powertrain Control Module Below Left Side Of Instrument Panel, Near Steering Column
Pre-Converter Oxygen Sensor In Exhaust Manifold
Right Instrument Panel Junction Block Right Side Of Instrument Panel
Throttle Position Sensor On Throttle Body Assembly
Transaxle Range Switch Left Side Of Engine Compartment, On Top Of Transaxle
Underhood Junction Block Left Side Of Engine Compartment
Vehicle Speed Sensor Rear Of Engine/Transaxle
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