It says it's not compatible
If it's for Fiat 500 (X or any other of it's trims), it will fit the AR Stelvio and Giulia.
Don't worry about the one in your vehicle right now working and not working. Mine did that, somedays it would read -5F with 85F being the real temp. Other times it would read 95F with 85F being the real one, other times it would read true temp., then it would go to 27F, and so on. A few weeks ago it settled where it would read no less than 58F and no higher than 76F.I have the new one at home, been procrastinating changing it. As it is right now I can use the A/C which is all I care. Ambient temp. I have lots of apps in my phone and iWatch that give me that info, if I need it. I live in PR, ambient temp 90% of the time is either hot or too hot, with the other 10% being thank God it's not a hot day.
Didn't do a thing for mine. Funny thing, the day it started to fail the car started rough as if it didn't have enough voltage, but started, Auto Stop-Start function didn't work for awhile, obviously the car'a ECU won't allow that function until the battery has full charge again. After that day it didn't happen again. Last Thursday it didn't start in the morning, jumped it and started without much hesitation. Used it all day without issue, but decided to get a new battery, good call as my Stelvio had the original 2018 Mopar battery; good run for a battery. So, installed a new DieHard Platinum AGM battery. Well, after installing the new battery the ambient temperature sensor has been working perfectly, reads temp pretty close to real and correctly goes up and down according to outside temp. So, now I'm wondering if the issue corrected because the system reseted when swapping batteries or if the problem was a voltage issue caused by the previous battery not keeping proper voltage. Oh well, it's a Chrysler product, only time will tell; I've owned many Chrysler and Jeep vehicles as to know that all my Chrysler vehicles have had an electrical Gremlin that gets to work every now and then. Always been lucky enough to be able to fix them. If it starts to give problems again I have a replacement sensor in my garage waiting.
Mine is 2018, I just wondering if it's time to get a new battery.
Have you had any starting issues or have you noticed that it hesitates when starting due to lack of voltage? A sign is that upon start up the Auto Stop-Start function is not available for awhile. These days a battery that lasts 5 years is a rare gem.
Mine was US$240.00 at Advanced Auto Parts with free installation. Though I had to teach the installer how to get rid of the lights and steering warning after install. He was thankful as now he knows what to do.
Zero problems, but I am getting suspicious.
Don't know what to tell you. Like I said, mine was hinting that it was going bad.
I think they are the same, just different manufacturers. I got the ABHN, but haven't replaced as when I replaced my going dead battery it started to properly work again.
