Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor - ACDelco GM Original Equipment 213-4333 Review

Good quality product. However, when the courier brought it to my house, I filmed it and he dropped it on the bench. When he dropped it he made a hell of a racket. I was surprised it wasn't damaged but I believe they should have been sent in a small box in an envelope. The flimsy plastic bag isn't great for the protection it comes in.

I don't know why it broke off during installation. I'm just grateful that MacGyver was able to remove the remains from his head, otherwise I would have been Scrooge. Went to Oriellys and bought it twice the price but it was a perfect fit. Not sure why this one didn't work, but on inspection it was longer than the one I removed and the Orielli part.

I have to give this one negative star as Revane claims to have given my item to the resident of my home that I was. I have everything else but what I really need. Revain is collapsing!, unlike before the pandemic. I came here to buy it at a better price than my dealer, what a great idea. That amazon driver is going to pinch his finger next time he drives through here. numb fingers

I have a 2008 Pontiac Solstice (base) and was having constant problems with the coolant temp not showing. Sometimes it showed ---, and the fan worked hard. (On rare occasions I've gotten a P0128 code.) Replacing the sensor was fairly easy. It is located next to the exhaust (catalytic converter) on the passenger side of the engine. I used a 19mm deep head. Just be careful when removing the plug. The plastic pins holding it to the sensor were on the underside, making it difficult to find. You…