Coolant Temperature Sensor - CI - XEMS244
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Product Information
Full details
The CI Coolant Temperature Sensor (XEMS244) is designed for automotive technicians and DIY enthusiasts who require precision-engineered monitoring of engine coolant levels for optimal performance. This sensor provides accurate temperature data critical for fuel injection and cooling system management, though users must ensure correct thread alignment and wiring compatibility with their specific vehicle make before installation.
All features
| Model Part Number | XEMS244 |
|---|---|
| Brand | CI |
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What is the thread size for the XEMS244?
The sensor features an M12 x 1,5 thread size.
Which spanner size is required for installation?
You need a 19 mm spanner for this sensor.
Is this sensor compatible with Toyota vehicles?
Yes, it is compatible with various Toyota models; please check your specific OEM part number against the cross-references provided.
Can I install this on a hot engine?
No, always wait for the engine to cool completely to avoid burns from hot coolant and to ensure accurate sensor seating.
Does the sensor come with an electrical harness?
No, the sensor features an integrated 2-pin oval connector receptacle; you will plug your existing vehicle harness into this.
Troubleshooting
Erratic temperature readings on dashboard
Check the 2-pin connector for corrosion or loose wiring and ensure the ground connection is secure.
Coolant leak after installation
Verify that the thread is properly seated and the old O-ring or washer was removed from the engine port.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- High accuracy for engine management systems
- Broad compatibility with multiple major automotive brands
- Compact form factor allows for installation in constrained spaces
- Standardized thread size (M12 x 1,5) for easy fitment
Cons
- Requires specific 19 mm spanner for proper installation
- Installation requires cooling system depressurization
- Compatibility limited to specific vehicle cross-references
Setup, Compatibility & Care
To install the XEMS244, first ensure the engine is completely cool to prevent injury from hot coolant. Relieve pressure from the cooling system, remove the old sensor, and carefully thread the new unit using a 19 mm spanner; do not overtighten to avoid damaging the sensor housing or threads.
Compatibility References
- Blue Print: ADT37226
- Denso: 179700-0480
- Facet: 7.3323
Care Instructions
Keep the electrical connector free of oil and moisture. Regularly inspect the harness for fraying, as the 2-pin connector relies on a clean, solid connection to maintain accurate signal voltage.