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Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor Replacement For Chevy Silverado 1500 2500 3500 Dunviku OE Numbers 213928 15326386 TS10075 Ready To Install With Accurate Readings And Long Lasting Performance
Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor Replacement For Chevy Silverado 1500 2500 3500 Dunviku OE Numbers 213928 15326386 TS10075 Ready To Install With Accurate Readings And Long Lasting Performance
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$23.96 CAD
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Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor for Chevy & GMC, single
✔️ OE replacement sensor with accurate readings, quick install
✅ Compatible with 1985-2014 Chevy & GMC models, including Silverado/Savana and Suburban
✅ Easy 5-10 minute install with basic hand tools and correct connector
✅ Accurate coolant temperature readings for proper engine management and cooling
✅ Durable design using high-grade materials for long-lasting performance
✔️ OE replacement sensor with accurate readings, quick install
The engine coolant temperature sensor replacement is a critical component that helps your vehicle monitor coolant temperature and adjust fuel delivery and cooling fan activity. It’s commonly used across Chevy and GMC models from mid-1980s through 2014, ensuring reliable readings and long-lasting performance.
✅ OE replacement part numbers: 213-928, 15326386, 213928, TS10075✅ Compatible with 1985-2014 Chevy & GMC models, including Silverado/Savana and Suburban
✅ Easy 5-10 minute install with basic hand tools and correct connector
✅ Accurate coolant temperature readings for proper engine management and cooling
✅ Durable design using high-grade materials for long-lasting performance
💡 What is a coolant temperature sensor used for in a car's cooling system? A handy explanation for DIYers and pros:
- It monitors coolant temperature to help the engine computer adjust fuel delivery and cooling fan operation - Replacing with OE-style sensors like 213928/15326386 helps maintain accurate readings and proper engine management - This handy DIY fix takes about 5-10 minutes with common hand tools and a matched connectorShare
