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P0128 Explained - Coolant Thermostat Temperature Below Regulating Temperature (Simple Fix)

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The FIXD wireless OBD2 scanner and free app for iPhone and Android translates your check engine light into plain English so you can rest easy. In this video, we explain what OBD2 code P0128 means and possible causes.
P0128 means an issue with your car's coolant thermostat temperature being below the regulating temperature. The engine control module (ECM) tracks how long it takes for the engine of a vehicle to reach and maintain the correct operating temperature.
When the correct engine operating temperature is reached, the powertrain control module orders the fuel system to enter a “closed-loop” where readings from the oxygen sensors are used to maintain the efficient air to fuel ratio of 14.7:1. Most ECMs mandate that the engine coolant temperature sensor record temperatures above 160º F within 15 minutes of the engine starting.
Additionally, once the 160º F threshold is achieved, the recorded engine temperature must not fall below 160º F during operation. The PCM will record if either of these two criteria is not met. If either fault is recorded again on the next engine startup, code P0128 is triggered.
0:00 P0128 - Coolant Thermostat Temperature Below Regulating Temperature
0:09 P0128 is caused when your vehicle's engine is not reaching the required temperature needed for optimal operation
0:25 Why does your engine need to be hot?
0:50 Possible Causes and Symptoms of P0128
1:22 Visit our blog to learn more about P0128
1:27 Happy Driving!
#FIXD #P0128 #checkenginelight
P0128 means an issue with your car's coolant thermostat temperature being below the regulating temperature. The engine control module (ECM) tracks how long it takes for the engine of a vehicle to reach and maintain the correct operating temperature.
When the correct engine operating temperature is reached, the powertrain control module orders the fuel system to enter a “closed-loop” where readings from the oxygen sensors are used to maintain the efficient air to fuel ratio of 14.7:1. Most ECMs mandate that the engine coolant temperature sensor record temperatures above 160º F within 15 minutes of the engine starting.
Additionally, once the 160º F threshold is achieved, the recorded engine temperature must not fall below 160º F during operation. The PCM will record if either of these two criteria is not met. If either fault is recorded again on the next engine startup, code P0128 is triggered.
0:00 P0128 - Coolant Thermostat Temperature Below Regulating Temperature
0:09 P0128 is caused when your vehicle's engine is not reaching the required temperature needed for optimal operation
0:25 Why does your engine need to be hot?
0:50 Possible Causes and Symptoms of P0128
1:22 Visit our blog to learn more about P0128
1:27 Happy Driving!
#FIXD #P0128 #checkenginelight
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