Coolant Temperature Sensor - Quinton Hazell - XEMS272

This is a new Coolant Temperature Sensor for various Ford vehicles. It is compatible with OEM refe...

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This Quinton Hazell XEMS272 Coolant Temperature Sensor is designed for mechanics and vehicle owners needing a reliable replacement for specific Ford models. Its primary benefit is restoring accurate engine temperature readings, preventing overheating and optimizing performance. A potential caveat is ensuring precise compatibility with your vehicle's Make, Model, and Year before purchase. This sensor features a 1/8" x 27 NPTF thread size and a 2-pin connector, directly replacing OEM part numbers FORD3999215 and F83F10884AA.

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Model Part NumberXEMS272
BrandCi Ignition

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FAQs

What vehicles is the Quinton Hazell XEMS272 compatible with?

This sensor is designed for specific Ford vehicles, including the Ford Courier Box Body/MPV (J5_, J3_) 1.8D (02/1996-04/2002), Ford Escort Mk V Turnier (ANL) 1.8D (07/1990-01/1995), and Ford Escort Mk VI (AAL, ABL) 1.8D. Always verify your specific vehicle's compatibility.

What OEM part numbers does this sensor replace?

The XEMS272 replaces OEM references FORD3999215 and F83F10884AA. It also replaces part number XTTS206.

What is the thread size of this sensor?

The thread size is 1/8" x 27 NPTF.

How many pins does the electrical connector have?

The sensor features a 2-pin electrical connector.

Do I need to bleed the cooling system after installation?

Yes, it is essential to refill and bleed the cooling system after installing a new coolant temperature sensor to ensure proper circulation and prevent air pockets.

Can I install this sensor myself?

Yes, with basic mechanical knowledge and the right tools, you can typically install this sensor yourself. Always refer to your vehicle's service manual for specific instructions and torque specifications.

What is the color of the sensor?

The sensor is black.

Troubleshooting

Engine temperature gauge not working or showing incorrect readings.

Ensure the electrical connector is securely attached to the sensor and is free from corrosion. Check the wiring harness for damage. If the sensor itself is faulty, replacement with the XEMS272 should resolve the issue.

Check Engine Light (CEL) is illuminated with a related code (e.g., P0115, P0117, P0118).

These codes often indicate a problem with the engine coolant temperature circuit. Verify the sensor's connection and wiring. If the wiring is intact, the sensor itself may be malfunctioning and require replacement.

Poor engine performance or increased fuel consumption.

An inaccurate coolant temperature reading can lead to improper fuel mixture. Ensure the XEMS272 is correctly installed and functioning. If the problem persists, consult a professional mechanic to diagnose other potential issues.

Coolant leaks around the sensor.

The sensor may not be tightened sufficiently or the sealing surface may be compromised. Remove the sensor, clean the threads and mounting surface, apply appropriate thread sealant (if applicable), and reinstall, ensuring it is torqued correctly.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Ensures accurate engine temperature readings for optimal performance and fuel efficiency.
  • Restores proper functioning of the temperature gauge and engine control unit (ECU) signals.
  • Direct replacement design reduces installation time and complexity.
  • Built to meet or exceed OEM specifications for reliability.

Cons

  • Limited vehicle compatibility; primarily for specific Ford 1.8D models.
  • Requires basic mechanical knowledge for installation.
  • Color is black, which may not match other engine bay components if aesthetics are a priority.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Compatibility Check:

Before installation, verify that your Ford vehicle's Make, Model, Year, and Engine (specifically 1.8D) match the compatibility list for the Quinton Hazell XEMS272. Cross-reference with OEM part numbers FORD3999215 and F83F10884AA, or the superseded part number XTTS206.

Installation:

  1. Safety First: Ensure the engine is cool and the battery is disconnected.
  2. Locate Sensor: Identify the coolant temperature sensor on your engine block, typically near the thermostat housing or cylinder head.
  3. Disconnect: Unplug the electrical connector from the old sensor.
  4. Remove Old Sensor: Carefully unscrew the old sensor using an appropriate wrench. Be prepared for a small amount of residual coolant to escape.
  5. Install New Sensor: Apply a small amount of thread sealant (if recommended by the vehicle manufacturer) to the threads of the new XEMS272 sensor. Screw the new sensor into place by hand, then tighten with a wrench to the manufacturer's specified torque.
  6. Reconnect: Attach the electrical connector to the new sensor.
  7. Refill & Bleed: Top up coolant levels and bleed the cooling system according to your vehicle's service manual.
  8. Reconnect Battery: Reconnect the battery.
  9. Test: Start the engine and check for leaks. Monitor the temperature gauge.

Care:

This is a replacement part and requires no routine maintenance. Ensure the electrical connector remains clean and free of corrosion. If the sensor needs to be removed for other service, handle it carefully to avoid damaging the threads or internal components.

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