FantzyPantzy

Could someone direct me to where I might find the engine cooling sensor? I don't have a manual but think this is my problem with overheating. Thanx

Classicrocjunkie

What motor and year?

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FantzyPantzy

Sorry.. I saw that and wanted to go back and delete a few, but I couldn't

It's a 98 Chevy Cavalier with a 2.2 automatic

Thanx for your help

inafogg

should be on thermo housing(where upper rad hose connects to engine)

FantzyPantzy

Great thanx

jakegday

if your 98 2.2 is the "2200" like mine, (which it most likely is) it can be found in the upper radiator hose/pipe, its in the metal pipe part. there should be a small hose going from your coolant resevior to that pipe, its right under that hose. right behind the alternator and right above your serpentine belt

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FantzyPantzy

Thank you and you are absolutely correct. I found it and changed it and now drive with my fingers crossed that it works. Other than this, I can only assume it's the head gasket and please, please, pray for me that it isn't.

You guys rock...thanx for all your responses. Happy Cavaliering