Is there a coolant temperature sensor on a Honda CRV?

Is there a coolant temperature sensor on a Honda CRV?

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How does the engine coolant temperature sensor work?

The engine coolant temperature sensor is exposed to the coolant flow in the engine block, engine cylinder head, or both. It constantly coolant engine temperature information to the engine control unit and the temperature gauge. How does the engine coolant temperature sensor work?

Why is my coolant sensor leaking out of my car?

The check engine light will illuminate, and on-board diagnostic trouble codes may be stored for exhaust and emission system failure, fuel delivery system failure, and engine cooling system failure. Overheating may also occur, as the coolant sensor may be leaking fluid out of the engine, creating a an air pocket in the system.

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What happens if MAF sensor on Honda CRV goes bad?

The mass airflow sensor (commonly abbreviated to MAF) is one of the most important engine management sensors. A bad mass airflow sensor can leave your Honda CR-V’s engine running rough, or even inoperable. A MAF sensor measures the density of the air entering the intake manifold. It passes this information onto your CR-V’s ECU.

What is the coolant temperature sensor part number?

Honda Coolant Temperature Sensor Part Number: 37870-PLC-004 Sensor Assembly, Water Temperature (Matsushita)

What should the coolant temp be on a Honda car?

The failed ECT sensor no longer had the capacity to indicate that the engine has warmed up and reached operating temperatures of about 80 degrees celsius in order to start the car normally with less fuel injection. See the chart I plotted below.