Standard Ignition TX89 – Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor

Description

Standard Ignition TX89 – Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor

Manufacturer Part Number: TX89

Product Overview

The Standard Ignition TX89 Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor is designed to monitor the temperature of the engine coolant, ensuring optimal engine performance and efficiency. With OE-level quality and reliability, this sensor provides a perfect fit for compatible vehicles, making it a trusted choice for both professional mechanics and DIY enthusiasts. Compatible with various Saab models, this part guarantees the dependability you expect from a leading brand.

Cross Reference Numbers

8154042800, 1365085Z00, 15326388, 96182634, TS10254, 1TS1001, SKTX89, SU112VC, 211-91118, 21191118, WT5132, 71-2588, 712588, 74050, TS5732, 009107271, EF0075, 0280130014, TX89T, 37871, 9373, SU4262, 5S1536, 4050, WTC1002, GM1316397, TS5732SB, 7T1, 140-217, 140217, 032-0038, 0320038, 213-953, 213953, 158-0733, 1580733, V40-72-0322, V40720322, 2CTS0318, 12027

Vehicle Compatibility

• Saab 9-7x 5.3i (5.3 V8 GAS) (2006-2009)
• Saab 9-7x Aero (6.0 V8 GAS) (2008-2009)
• Saab 9-7x Arc (5.3 V8 GAS) (2005)

This also fits other applications. Please use the vehicle selector tool to verify fitment.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does the engine coolant temperature sensor do?

The engine coolant temperature sensor measures the temperature of the engine coolant and sends this information to the engine control unit. This data helps the engine manage fuel injection, ignition timing, and overall engine performance.

How do I know if my coolant temperature sensor is failing?

Common signs of a failing coolant temperature sensor include poor fuel economy, erratic temperature gauge readings, overheating engine, and triggering of the check engine light. If you experience these issues, consider testing or replacing the sensor.

Can I replace the coolant temperature sensor myself?

Yes, replacing the coolant temperature sensor can be a straightforward task for those with basic mechanical skills. However, ensure you follow safety precautions and consult your vehicle’s service manual for specific instructions.

What are the common DTCs associated with a faulty coolant temperature sensor?

Common Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTCs) related to a malfunctioning coolant temperature sensor include P0115, P0116, P0117, and P0118. These codes indicate issues with the sensor’s performance and should be diagnosed promptly.

Specification

• • eEuroparts SKU : 378243
  • Weight : 0.07 lbs
  • Manufacturer Part # : TX89
• Brand : Standard Ignition
• Manufacturer : Standard Ignition
• MPN : TX89
• Part Type : Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor
• OE Part Numbers : 8154042800, 1365085Z00, 15326388, 96182634
• Cross Reference Numbers : TS10254, 1TS1001, SKTX89, SU112VC, 211-91118, 21191118, WT5132, 71-2588, 712588, 74050, TS5732, 009107271, EF0075, 0280130014, TX89T, 37871, 9373, SU4262, 5S1536, 4050, WTC1002, 96182634, GM1316397, TS5732SB, 7T1, 140-217, 140217, 032-0038, 0320038, 213-953, 213953, 158-0733, 1580733, V40-72-0322, V40720322, 2CTS0318, 12027
• Features : Attachment Method : Bolt On
  Connector Gender : Female
  Connector Quantity : 1
  Connector Shape : Round
  Connector Type : Plug In
  Material : Brass
  Terminal Gender : Male
  Terminal Quantity : 2
  Terminal Type : Blade

• Fitment
  • Fitment Type : Vehicle Specific