HELP!, I need a source for this electrical connector! Coolant Temp Sensor
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Burning Brakes
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HELP!, I need a source for this electrical connector! Coolant Temp Sensor
I think I traced some of my coolant fan issues to this sensor, or at least the connector. Anyway the connector is broken and I think the prongs may be shorting out or not making good contact. The connector is the "coolant Temp Sensor" located in the front of the intake, just below the stat housing. It controls the ecm, screws in like the ones on the right and left heads, but is two wire connection. I've tried Ecklers, Corvette Central, TLD, and Mid-America. If anyone else finds a part number, please send it to me. I'll try the local GM house tomorrow, but if anyone knows the number I should be looking for, I'd really appreciate it.
Thanks,
Thanks,
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Re: HELP!, I need a source for this electrical connector! Coolant Temp Sensor (Curtis629)
On my 85 we replaced this last year. I THINK I found the correct part invoice but I won't swear to it so I won't give you the part number. We got it from the local dealer $10.50 and it was a snap to put on :)
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Burning Brakes
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Re: HELP!, I need a source for this electrical connector! Coolant Temp Sensor (thrills)
Thanks Jenn,
I'll be looking that way tomorrow, I hope they have it in stock. Did you just splice the new wires with connectors, or replace the old broken plug only?
Did you get my IM on the compartment cover?
Thanks again,
Mike
I'll be looking that way tomorrow, I hope they have it in stock. Did you just splice the new wires with connectors, or replace the old broken plug only?
Did you get my IM on the compartment cover?
Thanks again,
Mike
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Re: HELP!, I need a source for this electrical connector! Coolant Temp Sensor (thrills)
I THINK I found the correct part invoice but I won't swear to it so I won't give you the part number...
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Re: HELP!, I need a source for this electrical connector! Coolant Temp Sensor (Rich B.)
part number 12102621 Connector I got it for $10.50 gm parts direct has it for $7.50. My husband says we spliced it.
BTW I didn't get your IM but I got the email and consider it sold! I'll mail the check this week :)
BTW I didn't get your IM but I got the email and consider it sold! I'll mail the check this week :)
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Re: HELP!, I need a source for this electrical connector! Coolant Temp Sensor (Curtis629)
I've had to replace several connectors in the past few weeks, on mostly newer vehicles, (Venture's, Malibu's etc.) and those have come with the connector, about 8" of wire (already in the terminals and in the connector), and the necessary heat shrink coated connectors. Real simple: cut, strip, crimp, and heat. Hopefully you'll find the same type of packaging.
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Burning Brakes
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Re: HELP!, I need a source for this electrical connector! Coolant Temp Sensor (Ski2Tee)
The part number for the 2 wire temp sensor connector is 12101899 also called a Connector Replacement pack. $14 from the General.
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Re: HELP!, I need a source for this electrical connector! Coolant Temp Sensor (Curtis629)
I vote for the ulitmate GM parts source....for any car company for that matter..
JUNKYARD....free to 50 cents....at that price I"ll cut off 6....
JUNKYARD....free to 50 cents....at that price I"ll cut off 6....
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Burning Brakes
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Re: HELP!, I need a source for this electrical connector! Coolant Temp Sensor (mrvette)
MrVette,
If you could've found one for me that was broken or ready to break that would've been my first choice too.
If you could've found one for me that was broken or ready to break that would've been my first choice too.
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Re: HELP!, I need a source for this electrical connector! Coolant Temp Sensor (Curtis629)
MrVette,
If you could've found one for me that was broken or ready to break that would've been my first choice too.
If you could've found one for me that was broken or ready to break that would've been my first choice too.
Melting Slicks
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Re: HELP!, I need a source for this electrical connector! Coolant Temp Sensor (Curtis629)
When I break something I just gather up as many pieces as I can and take them to the local auto parts store, dump them on the counter and say I need one of these!
They quiz me for a minute or two then go back in the stacks and bring out 4 or 5 things. Then I just see what matches.
They quiz me for a minute or two then go back in the stacks and bring out 4 or 5 things. Then I just see what matches.
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Burning Brakes
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Re: HELP!, I need a source for this electrical connector! Coolant Temp Sensor (Rich B.)
OOps, Rich, you caught me in one of those, "not what I say, what I mean" comments. If someone would've found one that wasn't broken or ready to break, that would've been fine too. I wasn't picky just in need.
Melting Slicks
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Re: HELP!, I need a source for this electrical connector! Coolant Temp Sensor (Curtis629)
...you caught me in one of those, "not what I say, what I mean" comments...
...Wear aluminum foil around your head; this shields you from the electron beam...
...Works for microwave ovens, too... :yesnod:
... :crazy: ...
