Coolant Sensor

A coolant sensor, also known as a temperature sensor, is a device that detects the temperature of the coolant in your vehicle's engine and sends that information to the engine control module (ECM). The ECM uses this information to adjust various systems and components in real-time, such as the fuel injection and ignition timing, to ensure that your engine is running at its optimal temperature.

Investing in a high-quality, genuine OEM coolant sensor is crucial for maintaining the proper function and performance of your vehicle's engine. Genuine OEM coolant sensors are the same parts that are sold at new car dealerships, and are specifically designed to fit your make and model. They are manufactured to the highest standards of quality and durability, so you can be sure that they will last as long as your car does.

One of the main advantages of using a genuine OEM coolant sensor is that it is designed to work seamlessly with your vehicle's engine control module. This means that it is less likely to cause problems or malfunction, and will provide a more reliable and consistent performance. Aftermarket coolant sensors, on the other hand, are not always manufactured to the same exacting standards, and may not fit as well or work as well as OEM parts.