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Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor No.23514708 Water Temperature Sensor for Detroit Diesel Series 60 2001-2003 1 Pcs in Saudi Arabia Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor No.23514708 Water Temperature Sensor for Detroit Diesel Series 60 2001-2003 1 Pcs in Saudi Arabia Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor No.23514708 Water Temperature Sensor for Detroit Diesel Series 60 2001-2003 1 Pcs in Saudi Arabia Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor No.23514708 Water Temperature Sensor for Detroit Diesel Series 60 2001-2003 1 Pcs in Saudi Arabia Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor No.23514708 Water Temperature Sensor for Detroit Diesel Series 60 2001-2003 1 Pcs in Saudi Arabia Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor No.23514708 Water Temperature Sensor for Detroit Diesel Series 60 2001-2003 1 Pcs in Saudi Arabia

Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor No.23514708 Water Temperature Sensor for Detroit Diesel Series 60 2001-2003 1 Pcs

SAR 80

Brand
INFINAUTO
Weight
173 g
1 +

Special Features

  • Compatible Vehicles: The Coolant Temperature Sensor for Detroit Diesel Series 60 2001-2003
  • Replace Part Number: Part number of engine coolant temperature sensor is 23514708 Before purchasing, please ensure that our temperature sensor model is the same as your old product to avoid wrong purchase.
  • Good Quality Material: This Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor is crafted from good-quality brass. It is not prone to breaking, is rust-proof, corrosion-resistant, and aging-resistant. Thus, it can be utilized for a long time.
  • Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor: The Coolant Temperature Sensor is crafted from good-quality material. It is durable and has stable performance. The coolant temperature sensor is utilized to monitor the temperature of the engine coolant. After the temperature signal is sent to the Engine Control Module (ECM) as the engine temperature signal, the ECM achieves the corresponding control.
  • Easy To Use: First, take off the wire connector from the sensor. Then, use a deep socket or open-ended wrench to unscrew the sensor. Next, screw in the new sensor and finally connect the plug

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