Replacement Coolant Temperature Sensor
Manufacturer #REPT316301
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Replacement Coolant Temperature Sensor
Manufacturer #REPT316301
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$5.99
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| Notes | Blade type; Female connector; 2-prong male terminal |
| Warranty | 1-year Replacement unlimited-mileage warranty |
| Quantity Sold | Sold Individually |
| Prop 65 Warning |
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| Interchange Part Number | TX40, 4027, 9334, 29334, 36458, 37868, 37894, 73893, 73944, 73958, 74027, 140715, 140748, 171408, 171512, 213389, 213395, 213396, 213397, 213400, 213418, 712565, 712567, 712598, 1580421, 1580520, 1580782, 1580783, 1581115, 1581585, 1581696, 1931000, 2111028, 2111060, 2131099, 2134183, 8653103, 009107481, 009107801, 19022018, 19160446, 88924811, 88975489, 91171786, 94847363, 94853124, 96062513, 96065716, 96068627, 358058121, 1797000110, 1797000220, 8942206010, 8942220010, 8942230030, 8942233020 |
| Product Fit | Direct Fit |
| Returns Policy | 30-Day Return Policy |
| Replaces OE Number | 4027, 9334, 29334, 36458, 37868, 37894, 73893, 73944, 73958, 74027, 140715, 140748, 171408, 171512, 213389, 213395, 213396, 213397, 213400, 213418, 712565, 712567, 712598, 1580421, 1580520, 1580782, 1580783, 1581115, 1581585, 1581696, 1931000, 2111028, 2111060, 2131099, 2134183, 8653103, 009107481, 009107801, 19022018, 19160446, 88924811, 88975489, 91171786, 94847363, 94853124, 96062513, 96065716, 96068627, 358058121, 1797000110, 1797000220, 8942206010, 8942220010, 8942230030, 8942233020 |
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Coolant Temperature Sensor
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Amazing product. The crusher washer is the icing on the cake if you don’t want coolant to leak.
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Coolant Temperature Sensor
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My product was perfect fit and very quick delivery and communication thank u!
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I didn’t install the part but since installation my car has been driving much better I recommend this website for ordering parts
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Question: Where is located?6A Shopper / May 15, 2020
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Question: How does this heat send unit connection hook up to the wire harness?Cliff D. / Feb 11, 2021
Hi Cliff,
There is already a connector attached to the part, all you have to do is hook it up. Usually, the location of the coolant temperature sensor will be located directly behind the coolant pipe. it will be a pretty straight forward job.
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Answered by Grace G. / Thu, Feb 11Top center of the engine, green connector. 19 mm socket, take it out and put new in fast should not lose much coolant. New prob should come with new washer.
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Answered by Stanley / Fri, Feb 12It is very easy to install. Unclip the wire connector, unscrew old sensor with a deep socket or just a wrench, screw in the new one with washer, hand tight with wrench, snap connector back on.
But I will note that the one that I bought lasted only a year, I just had to replace it this month. It sent error codes flying saying the voltage was too low or temperature was very high when starting the car. I would spend a few dollars more for a name brand part.
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Answered by Patrick / Fri, Feb 12Question: How does the car run without it?Addie P. / Dec 31, 2020
Hi Addie,
I don't think it would be possible to run the car without it. The sensor works with the vehicle's ECU, continually monitoring the coolant temperature to make sure the engine is running at the optimum temperature. To get an accurate reading of the current engine temperature, the ECU sends a regulated voltage to the Coolant Temperature Sensor.
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Answered by Grace G. / Thu, Dec 31I'm afraid I don't have a good answer for you. It turns out that my problem was a stuck thermostat that caused the original radiator to overheat and burst. I bought this along with a replacement radiator hoping the sensor was the problem and since it is so inexpensive it seemed like a good idea to get a new one. If everything else in the car was running fine and this sensor did stop working then I imagine you would have bad temperature problems since your ECU would not know when to turn on the radiator cooling fan. Cheers.
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Answered by Patrick / Thu, Dec 31Question: Hi, question: is there a difference between an air charged temp sensor and a cooling temp sensor on a 1998 susuki sidekick 1.6? Thanks RichRich G. / Jun 23, 2022
Hi Rich, I'm pleased to assist you. The air temperature sensor works the same as a coolant temperature sensor. Click on the link below to order this sensor for your 1998 Suzuki Sidekick 4 Cyl 1.6L at 82% off the regular price today while supplies last. I hope this is helpful. Enjoy shopping at Carparts.com!
https://www.carparts.com/coolant-temperature-sensor/replacement/rept316301?can=CPGG4850_20220623
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Answered by Grace G. / Thu, Jun 23Question: Where is this part located at on a 2006 lincoln ls v8 ?John D. / Mar 05, 2024
Hi John, I'm pleased to assist you. The sensor is typically located near the thermostat in the cylinder head or thermostat housing. On some engines, it may be located on the intake manifold. You missed providing the model of the vehicle for me to check. Use the link below to directly place your order while the part is in stock. Your order will come with a 30-day post-purchase price match guarantee. I hope this helps and enjoy shopping!
https://www.carparts.com/coolant-temperature-sensor/replacement/rept316301?can=CPGG4850_CSQA_20240304
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