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Mike Feinstein 04-27-2004 10:44 AM

3.6 Cyl Head Temp Sensor Location...
 
I know it's at/near cyl #3, but does anyone have a picture, or good description of its location? Is it accessible from the engine bay, or underneath the engine? Anything special to know about changing it out? I believe I need a 14mm wrench with the end cut out for the wire...will probably use a flare-nut wrench.

I suspect it is at the heart of my cold starting problem.

Any help would be great.

Thanks,

MuffinMan 04-27-2004 11:15 AM

My head temp sensor was broken upon arrival of my engine, so I replaced it during that time.

I don't know how similar it is on 993 engines, but here's the Pelican article for replacement on a 3.2.

Carrera head temp sensor replacement

code7rpd 04-27-2004 12:12 PM

It is on the rear of the motor and has a black rubber plug over it. The wirecoming from it should be white and encased in a plastic sleeve. I believe you need a 14mm 12 pt socket that has to be cut down to fit - it is a PITA.

scca_ita 04-27-2004 01:57 PM

Divers side/front of the engine - two wires

1 from the flywheel sensor and the other to the side of it is the temp sensor. There are no other wires

Embs 04-27-2004 02:16 PM

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1083104192.jpg

Embs 04-27-2004 02:22 PM

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1083104574.jpg

Bill Verburg 04-27-2004 02:37 PM

Todd, It looks like you learned a lot about that engine:)

Embs 04-27-2004 02:44 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Bill Verburg
Todd, It looks like you learned a lot about that engine:)
Not bragging, but I could drop it and install it by myself in under an hour. These cars are the easiest (mechanically) thing to work on ever.

First I loved VW Beetles, then 914's and 911's. To this day nothing comes close. Germans...

I have been busy, but watch your mail.

Mike Feinstein 04-27-2004 02:51 PM

Exactly what I needed.

Thanks!


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