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Old 01-24-2005, 02:41 PM
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coolant temp sensor

i need to locate the coolant temp sensor for my 97 aurora, and i need the wiring diagrams if anyone could please help me... location of the sensor, etc....

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Old 01-25-2005, 06:26 PM
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i believe the coolant temp sensor located on the bottom of the overflow tank (i think it is attached to the tank itself).
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Old 04-30-2009, 06:01 PM
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Re: coolant temp sensor

I realize this thread is old, but the temp. sensor is in the right head, at the end, close to the master cylinder/vacuum assist drum. This is just a ref. the sensor is down on the lower part of head behind a bunch of plumbing, wiring, hoses...you name it. Its a bitch to get to. However....this is the "TEMP.SENSOR" that sends info to the temp. gauge (analog) on the dash. The "low coolant" sensor is under the recovery bottle....and I mean under the bottle, i,e.....Go ahead and detach bottle from apron. Its easier in the long run.

Hope this helps someone who is "in the dark" on these issue's.

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