SYMPTOMS OF A BAD COOLANT TEMP SENSOR

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In this video, you will learn 5 symptoms of a bad or failing engine coolant temperature sensor (ECT sensor). Watching this video will help you diagnose to see if it's time to replace your engine coolant temp sensor (ECT Sensor). This video will also help you understand how an ECT sensor works and its purpose. You will also learn the location of the engine coolant temp sensor (ECT sensor). Symptoms you might be experiencing are an overheating engine, P0115, P0116, P0117, P0118, P0119 codes, reduced engine power, poor mpg, or black smoke coming from the tailpipe.
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0:00 Introduction
0:11 PURPOSE
0:41 ENGINE LIGHT
0:58 OVERHEATING
1:24 POOR MPG
2:05 BLACK SMOKE
2:15 5. REDUCED POWER
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easyautofix
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To the point. no extra talking. Thanks

loumenard
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On older cars it can cause a no start too. My 94 bronco with minimal tech relies on the signal to calculate fuel ratio for operation. If it’s bad and reading too cold, it’ll flood the engine with fuel and if it’s the opposite, it’ll starve the engine of fuel which pretty much cuts the pulse to nothing and there’s nothing to ignite and make it run. Keep that in mind 👌🏽

d-lowz-no
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Very helpful. I have 2 of the symptoms (Black smoke and error codes) but the car seems to run pretty much Ok when it reaches operating temperature. The garage is going to change the sensor anyway.

phrtao
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play on 1.25x speed for normal speaking

bnuyguy
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Appreciate it bro! You saved us from getting scammed by a mechanic shop

knivninja
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5/5 stars ! Quick, concise and easy to check 🎉 Thanks for all your help.

thomastownsend
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I love your videos!!!! You are a great teacher!!! Thanks for all you do👍🏻

Sunsetchaser
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Thanks Brad! Same thing happened to our Yukon. I actually
Broke the clip so now have to figure out that repair.

gridiron
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Yo man me and my '96 Civic thank you for all this info 👏🏼

mikeyg
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Thanks! You informed me about new things today!

danielbrien
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Thanks man you have saved me a lot on a couple of my cars 😂

Rst
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Would a bad sensor cause the engine to labor ping? Doesn't do it when engine is cold. Gauge doesn't show it getting hot

truckinedchannel
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Is it possible for it to have the opposite symptoms if it's reading your car is too hot when it's not causing the fans to stay on always and the gauge to read higher?

codykemler
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Need help please. I got a P0128 code for bad thermostat. I replaced it. The check engine light went off assuming because i took off the battery cable while doing the replacment. The light came back on 2 weeks later. Scanned the code and got the same P0128 code. Do i just need to delete it using the OBD2 scanner? No overheat, no leaks, temp is normal and good. Any suggestions? A buddy of mine said it could be bad coolant temp sensor but i didnt get the codes u provided in the video.

andyl
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Hi, I used to have a bad engine noise. But when I changed the old corroded coolant temp sensor, the noise was gone for about 2 months. It was a temporary sensor, as it was purchased like 3 bucks. I plan to replace it as the noise is starting to come back.

DragonRoyZ
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I got a 2019 fusion 2.5 changed the temp sensor reset the check engine light was doing fine for last 3 weeks now it's back on but not overheating or anything Has ran fine the whole time even before I changed it out just temp sensor and check engine on light temps right in the middle on temp any suggestions thanks

keithmahler
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Great job I hate when the mention of bad idle is not brought to diy ppls attention

Ajabee
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Good vedio had ever problem except over heating.
Need to get a new sencer asap

Brownguy
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Would it also cause a/c not to come on ? And gauge not to work ?

keithroberts