A Sensor used to measure the Temperature of the battery pack, used to determine if the Cooling system is working properly. Location-Coolant Hose. Location-Engine Block. Location-Engine Coolant Hose. Location-Engine Cylinder Head. Location-Radiator Coolant Hose. Temperature Sensor for Engine Coolant. Sending Unit. Cylinder Head. Drive Motor Battery Pack. Engine. Included with: Battery, Heat exchanger, Hose & tube assembly, Radiator.
Engine Coolant Temperature SensorDrive Motor Battery Pack Temperature Sensor
Fits 911, Cayenne, Macan, Panamera, Taycan
2.9 LITER. 3.0 LITER DIESEL, EGR COMPONENTS. 3.0 LITER, W/E-HYBRID. 3.0 LITER, W/E-HYBRID, PASSENGER SIDE. 3.0 LITER, W/O E-HYBRID. 4.0 LITER W/E-HYBRID. 4.0 LITER W/O E-HYBRID. 4.0 LITER, 4.0 LITER W/O E-HYBRID. 4.0L, FRONT. 911; 4.0L; Front. 911; Cylinder Head. Cayenne. Cayenne; 2.9L. Cayenne; 3.0L Diesel. Cayenne; 4.0L; Left. FRONT DRIVE UNIT, 2020. FRONT DRIVE UNIT, 2021-24. HIGH VOLTAGE, INTERNAL COMPONENTS, outlet. INTERNAL PARTS, UPPER, front. Macan; At Engine; 2.0L. Panamera; Engine; 2.9L. Panamera; Engine; 3.0L. Panamera; Engine; 4.0L; w/o GTS.
Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor - Repair or Replace
If your engine coolant temperature sensor has failed, you may notice one of several symptoms: your temperature gauge doesn’t move, your engine overheats without warning, your radiator fans don’t switch on, or they don’t switch off. If your 2013 Porsche 911 has any of these symptoms, it's a good idea to let a trained Porsche technician perform an inspection.