Broke my Coolant Temp Sensor
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Broke my Coolant Temp Sensor
Finally got around to installing my XS Power LT Headers over the long weekend. As I was finishing up I noticed that I broke the plastic piece on the CTS. The wire still plugs in it just doesn't lock on. How big of an issue is it to replace the CTS?
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Good to know that it is an easy fix.
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Super simple to replace - make sure you do it or you will get skewed read outs and not run properly - Happened to mine!
Thanks,Matt
Thanks,Matt
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The sensor is approx $10 at Pep or Autozone - Borg Warner part is around $7.99
Borg Warner part #WT5132
Thanks,Matt
Borg Warner part #WT5132
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How much coolant comes out during replacement?
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You can even put a finger in the threaded hole after removing the old sensor and then slap in the new one -
You DO NOT put anything on the threads as they already are prepared from the factory -
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When it broke, I took it out to see what it was so I could order a new one... I already spilled a bunch of coolant in that process, so I hope that was about all that would come out
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Got a got new one from NAPA and had it replaced in less than a minute with hardly any loss of coolant. Easy repair!
Now I just have to figure out why I have no power when I hook up my battery? I think I have a ground wire going to the starter instead of he block on the passenger side.
Now I just have to figure out why I have no power when I hook up my battery? I think I have a ground wire going to the starter instead of he block on the passenger side.