J Jason B 1973 New Member Apr 27, 2024 8 0 1 Illinois Jun 5, 2024 #1 Jun 5, 2024 #1 Hello All. I am having a Heck of a time removing my water temperature sensor on my 93 Foxbody. Does anyone have ANY tips on removing the sensor WITHOUT breaking the side holders?
Hello All. I am having a Heck of a time removing my water temperature sensor on my 93 Foxbody. Does anyone have ANY tips on removing the sensor WITHOUT breaking the side holders?
Bullitt347 I have been doing it wrong this whole time 15 Year Member Mar 23, 2007 3,943 2,897 194 Middle of Maine Jun 5, 2024 #2 Jun 5, 2024 #2 "Side Holders" ??? Picture of what you are describing as "side holders" please. Reactions: General karthief
AeroCoupe lube between the nut and the face. I know my lubes Founding Member Oct 28, 2001 5,774 3,912 183 Claremore, OK Jun 5, 2024 #3 Jun 5, 2024 #3 The sensor itself or removing the connector from the wiring harness to connected to the sensor? Reactions: General karthief
AeroCoupe lube between the nut and the face. I know my lubes Founding Member Oct 28, 2001 5,774 3,912 183 Claremore, OK Jun 5, 2024 #4 Jun 5, 2024 #4 About the two minute mark on this video.
J Jason B 1973 New Member Apr 27, 2024 8 0 1 Illinois Jun 6, 2024 #5 Jun 6, 2024 #5 Bullitt347 said: "Side Holders" ??? Picture of what you are describing as "side holders" please. Click to expand...
Bullitt347 said: "Side Holders" ??? Picture of what you are describing as "side holders" please. Click to expand...
J Jason B 1973 New Member Apr 27, 2024 8 0 1 Illinois Jun 7, 2024 #6 Jun 7, 2024 #6 AeroCoupe said: The sensor itself or removing the connector from the wiring harness to connected to the sensor? Click to expand... The sensor itself. The above video didn’t help.
AeroCoupe said: The sensor itself or removing the connector from the wiring harness to connected to the sensor? Click to expand... The sensor itself. The above video didn’t help.
AeroCoupe lube between the nut and the face. I know my lubes Founding Member Oct 28, 2001 5,774 3,912 183 Claremore, OK Jun 7, 2024 #7 Jun 7, 2024 #7 Mine just removes with a deep well socket of the appropriate size. Reactions: General karthief and Habu135
J Jason B 1973 New Member Apr 27, 2024 8 0 1 Illinois Jun 8, 2024 #8 Jun 8, 2024 #8 Jason B 1973 said: The sensor itself. The above video didn’t help. Click to expand... Finally removed it with the help of My 10 year old son(small fingers help out ALOT). What is the correct way to remove by yourself?
Jason B 1973 said: The sensor itself. The above video didn’t help. Click to expand... Finally removed it with the help of My 10 year old son(small fingers help out ALOT). What is the correct way to remove by yourself?
J Jason B 1973 New Member Apr 27, 2024 8 0 1 Illinois Jun 10, 2024 #9 Jun 10, 2024 #9 Now that have removed the connector. What is the part #?
Mustang5L5 That is…until I whipped out my Bissell Mod Dude Feb 18, 2001 43,160 17,852 224 Massachusetts Jun 10, 2024 #10 Jun 10, 2024 #10 The original coolant temp sensor is no longer available from Ford, so they provide the later style sensor with a new wiring pigtail to splice on Motorcraft DY1145 If oyu want something you can use with existing harness, try a Four Seasons 36407, or a GPD 1711355 sensor.
The original coolant temp sensor is no longer available from Ford, so they provide the later style sensor with a new wiring pigtail to splice on Motorcraft DY1145 If oyu want something you can use with existing harness, try a Four Seasons 36407, or a GPD 1711355 sensor.
85GTStangGuy 5 Year Member May 19, 2021 996 624 113 Jax, Florida Jun 11, 2024 #11 Jun 11, 2024 #11 Pretty sure there's a ct in post #8 somewhere.... Reactions: 65ShelbyClone