2001 Chevrolet Impala "coolant temperature sensor monte carlo" Questions

...the intake manifold cover, if necessary. Remove the exhaust crossover. Disconnect the Engine Coolant Temperature (ECT) sensor electrical connector. Remove the ECT sensor. see fig below:---

...went it get hot car will get hot gage temperature will go up car loses power than die wait a few minutes an than it will start again have already change coolent problem ist still there coolant ...

coolant temperature sensor and see if the fans come on.If they do then the coolant temp sensor needs to replaced. The sensor is located in the intake manifold by the upper radiator hose.Here is a link

...will probably show coolant temperature sensor. Just out of curiosity, check the pvc valve (if your car has one), and see if it's clogged. If it is replace it, the crank case is not getting

...temperature and is there coolant in the system and has it been refilled recently? Possible reasons are the sensor is faulty, it really is running hot or there is an air lock. Also look at the ...

...coolant temperature sensor which tells the fan to turn on. Check your owners manuel for locations of fuses or relays that control the fan. Lastly you can unplug the fan and direct jumper it to make ...

...temperature sensor and did not solve the problem.The fans dont turn on and I have checked the fuses,changed the relays and I can only get them to turn on when I unplug the coolant temp sensor,what am ...

...coolant reaches a certain temperature. At low speeds such as in traffic there is little airflow through the rad, but at highway speed it greatly increases the airflow. So I suspect that the fan isn't ...

2005 Chevy Monte Carlo replacing the coolant temperature sensor it is screwed into the engine block/cylinder head just like a bolt

Temperature gauge is not registering. What could be causing this and where is this part located? coolant temp sensor. Please see solution at http://www.fixya.com/cars/t7510713-2001_monte_carlo_ss_heat