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how to test engine coolant temperature sensor
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Testing an engine coolant temperature sensor ensures it accurately measures your vehicle's coolant temperature, vital for engine performance and preventing overheating. Begin by locating the sensor, typically near the thermostat housing. Use a multimeter set to Ohms and compare readings at various temperatures (engine cold and fully warmed up) to manufacturer specifications. Resistance should decrease as coolant temperature rises. For a more precise test, remove the sensor, immerse its sensing part in water, and gradually heat the water while monitoring resistance changes. It's essential to refer to the vehicle's service manual for specific resistance values and testing procedures. Faulty readings indicate a malfunctioning sensor, necessitating replacement to maintain optimal engine operation and prevent potential damage.
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