Coolant Temperature Sensor Product Guide

By RunningRoo Auto Parts — written from the desk of our Product Manager


The coolant temperature sensor reports engine temperature to the ECU. A faulty sensor can cause poor cold starting, incorrect fuel mixture or inaccurate temperature readings.

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What to check

Check Why
Engine code Correct fitment
Connector style Correct plug
Thread size Correct fitting
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Key takeaways

Confirm the engine code and connector, replace the sensor, and check the coolant level and thermostat at the same time.

Frequently asked questions

How do I confirm the right sensor?
Engine code and VIN.

Can a faulty sensor cause overheating?
It can cause incorrect temperature readings.

Should I replace the thermostat too?
Often yes.

Can I buy from eBay?
Yes.

How long does replacement take?
Usually under an hour.

Does it need coding?
No.

Should I check the coolant?
Yes.

Is a quality sensor worth it?
Yes.

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Sources and further reading


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