2006 Hyundai Sonata "coolant temperature" Questions

coolant. INSPECTION 1.Heat the thermostat as shown in the illustration. 2.Check that the valve operates properly. 3.Verify the temperature at which the valve begins to open. Valve opening temperature

...temperature probe to confirm that the coolant is warming up.If the engine is overheating, but the top hose is still cool to the touch, the thermostat is stuck closed and must be replaced.NOTE When a ...

...coolant temperature sensor I have a 2000 Hyundai Sonata 4cyl. can you tell me where to find the coolant temperature sensor ? you might have 2 coolant sensors one for the gauge and one for pcm, and if ...

coolant leaks. If you've got no leaks, then you should check to see if you have coolant flow when the engine reaches operating temperature. If not, then you probably need a thermostat. Keep us updated

coolant/engine temperature or ambient air temp? If you mean the engine's operating temperature, then the temperature sensor is failing. This won't bother operation but you will also have no monitoring

...coolant temperature by means of a coolant temperature sensor (cts). When this sensor tells the computer the engine is too hot (above 230 to 240 degrees), the ECU turns off the AC compressor and the ...

...temperature coolant sender and/or sensor???? Or, is it more likely the water pump????? Could be a bad sensor. I've seen this caused by a loose connection and may not be overheating in fact. Certainly ...

car with the heat on at idle with the fan setting on low to eliminate any air pockets.If there is coolant in the car then check that the blend door is moving when you turn the temperature control knob

...temperature gauge is hotter than normal, you have no coolant. And the reason you have no coolant in the engine is because you have a leak. you need to get this looked at asap. you run the risk of ...

...coolant indicated a thermostat opening temperature about 61 degrees celcius. If your positive that the reading is from coolant after the thermostat opens & on the return side of thermostat, as in ...