Thread: How do I fix coolant sensor?

some auto spa, lets call them a rip off, my god man wtf is wrong with these shops out there?


and they are calling for the low coolant sensor, thats in the side of the radiator. you can take that one out, clean it, then put it back, see if that fixes it.

the other one is the temp sender under the t stat housing in the lim. that burbman is talking about.

and do your own back brakes too. lol 255 for rear brakes, more thievery.

Originally Posted by scottydoggs

some auto spa, lets call them a rip off, my god man wtf is wrong with these shops out there?


and they are calling for the low coolant sensor, thats in the side of the radiator. you can take that one out, clean it, then put it back, see if that fixes it.

the other one is the temp sender under the t stat housing in the lim. that burbman is talking about.

and do your own back brakes too. lol 255 for rear brakes, more thievery.

Thanks. This is why I want to learn to fix my own car! I will see if I can find the senor and order a new one. Is it plug and play? The $225 is with new rotors too. Where can I learn to do my own back brakes?

Just today the light started to turn off again. Is the sensor in a area where I can reach and just unplug and plug back in or do I have to take stuff apart??

Originally Posted by Burbman

AC Delco 213815, $14.77 shipped from Rock Auto. The sensor just threads into a hole in the lower intake manifold and there is a 3-wire electrical connector that pugs into it. Easy to change but hard to get at since it's down by the exhaust crossover.

Damn Thanks for the part # though!