Haltech Coolant Temperature Sensor - HT-010304

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The Haltech Coolant Temperature Sensor (HT-010304) is designed for automotive enthusiasts and professional tuners who require high-precision thermal data for engine management systems or data logging. By providing accurate temperature readings directly to your ECU, it helps prevent engine damage due to overheating, though users must ensure their cooling system has a compatible 1/8 inch NPT port for proper installation.
| Model Part Number | HT-010304 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Haltech |
The sensor features a 1/8 inch NPT thread.
It is designed for use with Haltech systems, but it can be used with any ECU that supports standard NTC thermistor inputs, provided you configure the software calibration.
The sensor includes the Deutsch DTM-2 plug and the necessary pins to build your own harness; it does not come with a pre-assembled wiring pigtail.
It is rated to accurately measure up to 127 degrees Celsius (260 degrees Fahrenheit).
Yes, ensure the sensor is connected to a clean, chassis-referenced sensor ground provided by your ECU.
Check all electrical ground connections and verify the pins in the DTM-2 connector are seated correctly.
Verify the sensor resistance matches the calibration table in your ECU software settings.
Remove the sensor, clean the threads, apply fresh thread sealant, and re-torque to specifications.
To install the sensor, identify an appropriate 1/8 inch NPT port on your engine's coolant housing. Use an appropriate thread sealant to prevent leaks. When wiring, ensure the Deutsch DTM-2 connector pins are crimped securely to avoid intermittent signals that could cause erratic ECU readings. For maintenance, periodically inspect the connector pins for signs of corrosion or moisture ingress, especially if the vehicle is exposed to harsh weather conditions or frequent wash-downs.