Humidity and Windshield Temperature Sensor - GM (39005090)
Details
- Brand:
- SKU:
39005090
- Positions: Front
- Other Names:
Sensor
- Description: GM Genuine Parts Humidity and Windshield Temperature Sensor (Part Number: 39005090) is a climate-sensing assembly that provides humidity and windshield-surface temperature data to the HVAC and defogging systems.
- Function: Measures cabin/ambient humidity and windshield temperature to assist automatic climate and defogging control.
- Also known as: Sensor
- Application notes: Designed for use with the vehicle's climate-control logic for improved defogging and comfort.
- Manufacturer note: Engineered and tested to GM specifications.
- Heating & Cooling
- Air Conditioning Parts
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- Condition: New
- Replaces:
22763185, 22980360
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