Coolant Temperature Sensor - CI Ignition - XEMS264

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This CI Ignition Coolant Temperature Sensor (XEMS264) is designed for Suzuki vehicles requiring a reliable replacement. It offers a direct fit with specified thread size and connector type, ensuring accurate engine temperature readings to maintain optimal performance. A potential caveat is the need to verify exact vehicle fitment using the make and model tool, as compatibility extends across many Suzuki models.

All features

Model Part NumberXEMS264
BrandCi Ignition

Extended Product Information

FAQs

What does a coolant temperature sensor do?

It measures the engine's coolant temperature and sends this information to the car's computer (ECU) to help manage fuel injection, ignition timing, and cooling fan operation.

How do I know if my coolant temperature sensor needs replacing?

Symptoms can include inaccurate temperature gauge readings, poor fuel economy, rough idling, engine overheating, or a check engine light with related error codes.

What is the thread size of this sensor?

The thread size is M12 x 1.5.

What is the required spanner size for installation?

A 19mm spanner is required for installation and removal.

Can this sensor be used on any Suzuki model?

It is designed for various Suzuki models, but it is essential to use the make and model tool or cross-reference part numbers to confirm fitment for your specific vehicle.

What is the connector type?

It features a 2-pin connector with an oval shape.

Does this sensor come with a warranty?

Please refer to the retailer's or manufacturer's warranty information for details on coverage.

What OEM part number does this sensor cross-reference?

It cross-references with SUZUKI 1365054G00, among others.

Troubleshooting

Engine check light is on after installation.

Ensure the electrical connector is securely attached and that the sensor is correctly threaded. Re-verify vehicle compatibility.

Engine temperature gauge reading is inaccurate or fluctuating.

Check the electrical connection for corrosion or damage. Ensure the sensor is properly seated and tightened. Verify coolant level and flow in the cooling system.

Poor engine performance or stalling.

Confirm the sensor is the correct part for your vehicle and that it is functioning by checking for proper electrical signals if diagnostic tools are available.

Coolant leaks around the sensor.

The sensor may not be tightened enough, or the thread sealant may be insufficient or improperly applied. Carefully tighten the sensor or reapply thread sealant.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • High-quality replacement part for specific Suzuki applications.
  • Ensures accurate engine coolant temperature readings.
  • Designed with standard thread and connector sizes for easy installation.
  • Cross-references with multiple known part numbers for wider compatibility recognition.

Cons

  • Requires verification of specific vehicle fitment.
  • May require basic mechanical knowledge for installation.
  • If damaged during installation, may require replacement.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Compatibility Check: Before installation, always use the provided make and model tool to confirm that the CI Ignition Coolant Temperature Sensor (XEMS264) is compatible with your specific Suzuki vehicle. Refer to the OEM part number SUZUKI 1365054G00 and other cross-references like ELTA AUTOMOTIVE EV0090, EPS 1.830.334, and FACET 7.3334 to double-check fitment.

Installation:

  1. Ensure the engine is cool before beginning.
  2. Locate the existing coolant temperature sensor on your engine block.
  3. Carefully disconnect the electrical connector.
  4. Use a 19mm spanner to remove the old sensor.
  5. Apply a small amount of thread sealant (if recommended for your vehicle application) to the threads of the new sensor.
  6. Screw in the new CI Ignition sensor until snug, then tighten gently with the 19mm spanner. Do not overtighten.
  7. Reconnect the electrical connector.
  8. Start the engine and check for leaks.

Care: This is a replacement component designed for long-term use. No specific maintenance is required for the sensor itself. Ensure the engine's cooling system is properly maintained, as issues with coolant levels or flow can indirectly affect sensor readings.

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