Coolant Temperature Sender plug (1 Viewer)

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The 100 set off a Check Engine Light for a coolant temperature sensor circuit. What I found was the plug for the single wire coolant temperature sender crumbling apart.
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After cleaning out the plug and sensor, I was able to get the CEL to stay off by putting the pin on the sender. It's not a tight connection so the plug needs replaced. I need help finding the part number for this plug so I can replace it. Thank you :)
 
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I think that is actually to the temp gauge on your dash (sender) and the green one is your temp sensor.
 
Yes, green is for ecu. When mine was bad rpm stayed at 1100. After replacing the sensor the idle dropped to 670.
 
I think that is actually to the temp gauge on your dash (sender) and the green one is your temp sensor.
Thanks for the nomenclature verification. I did know the single wire unit was for the gauge cluster, not the ECU. But apparently the ECU keeps an eye on it since it triggered a CEL.
Here ya go.
Thank you!
 

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