2007 MBP sudden thermal shutdown

I have a 2.16 first-gen Macbook Pro (Core Duo) that has recently become unusable. It will suddenly and abruptly shut down and at the same time turn both fans full on. Initially this would only happen under heavy load (encoding video), but it became more and more frequent, and now it happens typically within a minute of rebooting.
Running Apple Hardware Test usually finds no problems, although I have occasionally seen 4SNS/1/400000000 TCOP (CPU temperature
sensor out of bounds). The scenario sounds very much as if the system is detecting over-temperature in the CPU and going in to a safe shutdown to avoid permanent damage.
I've seen this problem associated with failed fans, but both my fans are working, verified by listening and also by smcFanControl. I've also installed various temperature monitoring software; the CPUs can be relatively cool just before the shutdown (e.g. 60\deg C), but they do show some surprisingly rapid spikes, especially the Core A temp sensor - maybe a jump of 20 \deg in a second, then rapidly back down again.
Since I bought the machine in May 2007 it is out of warrantee, although I bought it with AppleCare.
I tried turning off the second core using the Processors control panel, but this didn't stop the shutdowns.
One odd thing is that after booting into Apple Hardware Test from the install DVD and running the "extended" test (which generally reports no errors), then rebooting into MacOS, I can usually get a few minutes' of use, versus a few seconds for any subsequent restart.
I'm guessing the temp sensor is simply malfunctioning, or somehow noisy. Is there any known way to defeat the sudden thermal shutdown routine?
Or it could be a breakdown of the thermal chain to the heatsink. Has anyone heard of this?
Thanks for any advice or suggestions,
DAn.

Try reapplying thermal grease to the processor heat sink.
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HT203254 My 15" 2007 MBP has the NVDIA chip

My 15" 2007 MBP has the defective NVDIA chip however I had to pay Apple several hundred dollars to repair it. I was told that Apple would not cover the cost of the repair because it was 2 months outside the coverage period.
First of all, it's bad enough that I would have to pay Apple to repair a known defect. Apple won a court settlement and was awarded a financial settlement to repair these machines. What did Apple do with this settlement? They certainly did not repair my computer.
Now after only 80 days of getting this computer repaired by Apple, the NVDIA chip problem has reoccured. My MBP is back in the shop again. Apparently the first repair was only a short-term fix. There's no way that a quality repair would last only 80 days! This has to be the worst experience ever with a major company.
Had I purchased a cheap off-brand computer, I would expect some problems later on, however, this MBP cost $2100 in 2007. This was a major purchase and a reputable brand. Don't get me wrong, I like Apple products, however, I'm beginning to feel that maybe, just maybe Apple doesn't value me, their customer as much as I value them.

Apple has a special test they can run to diagnose the NVIDIA issue, so that's probably what needs to happen. Not sure why screen sharing works, though.

HT4718 Hi my apple imac 2007 asking suddenly password to access the system with apple logo and to colourfull circle and a triangle

Hi my apple imac 2007 asking suddenly password to access the system with apple logo and to colourfull circle and a triangle

Hi RRFS!,thanks for help.I forgot to tell that hard drive has 2 partitions 1:format :Mac OS Extended (Journaled) and that works properly,2:format:MS-DOS (FAT32) and when i "get info" for both :first has shering & permitions:You can read and write - with name and privilege, second has shaing & prermissions:You can read and write- without name and privilege

G62 thermal shutdown

I bought a new fan, BIOS battery and cooler, I cleaned all of dust on the motherboard and applied correctly thermal paste on CPU, but my laptop shut downs after 1-2 minutes and occurs that thermal shutdown mistake. Please give me some clear ideas. i'm gonna mad while struggle with your G62 product. i think it's about the hardware your engineers designed.
Sincerely

if the computer works fine for sometime, i suggest you to try the latest BIOS from hp.com
once updated, if there is same issue - i suspect the FAN/heatsink to be an issue here. Please have the unit serviced and check if just the cleaning of heatsink/fan does help or may be a replacement of this part will take care of it.
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W520 Thermal Shutdown!!!

I experienced thermal shutdown, twice!!
Within 5-10 minutes of starting Duke Nukem Forever Demo, I had W520 shutdown and in both cases I had laptop sitting on TARGUS external dual cooling fan.
The second time I had Lenovo Turbo Boost+ ENABLED while laptop was placed on external cooling fan.
Anyone brave enough to try Duke Nukem Forever?
It will fry your system up before you can grill 2 slices of bread in your toaster owen.
What kind of genius would put CPU and GPU right next to each other and connect to a single fan? On Mac Book Pro, the GPU is located on far right side and CPU is located on far left side.
Thinkpad W520, 2720QM, Crucial SSD M4

I think I solved the problem;
I've been running Duke for about 45 minutes without thermal shutdown. Before I would experience thermal shutdown in about 5-7 minutes. I didn't even use external TARGUS cooling tray either!(since I'm currently at "office-office" I didn't have external fan with me.
I installed TPfancontrol (from http://tpfancontrol.com scroll down to DOWNLOAD link.)
in TPFanControl.ini file i changed values under SMART 1 section to the following: (ignore fahrenheit values, I used celcius only)
Level=35 1                           // Level=140 0
Level=50 3                           // Level=150 1
Level=55 4                           // Level=150 1
Level=60 5   // Level=165 3
Level=65 6              // Level=165 3
Level=70 7                           // Level=175 7
Level=75 64                        // Level=195 64
Basically, in the above parameters when CPU exceeds 75 degrees celcius, it ramps up the fan to maximum possible speed (about 5190RPM).
Also note on Macbook Pro both fans would reach 6000RPM, perhaps those were smaller fans as opposed to one big fan, I'm not sure of the sizes.
The ambient room temperature during testing was about 78 degrees Fahrenheit.
Video drivers have been NVIDIA VERDE 275.33 in all tests.
During the tests, I briefly switched tasks from GAME to fancontrol temperature and highest temperature observed was about 92 degree celcius. Mostly of the time temperature stayed close to 90.
After about 45 minutes of the monster cyclopes in the game kicking my ass constantly, I gave up, and quit the game. Lunch break is over. Back to chasing real monsters.
One very important detail to mention; when fan control was switched to BIOS mode and Lenovo turbo boost+ enabled, the maximum fan speed would be 3214RPM, which is below the SMART maximum. And I believe this is why the system overheated and shutdown. Using TPfancontrol, we're able to run the fan at higher RPM of about 5100RPM which prevents system from over heating.
Thinkpad W520, 2720QM, Crucial SSD M4

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