ACDelco 55591401 Original Equipment Temperature Review

Short and thin - 2011 Cruze Engine light comes on, engine fan always runs even after car is turned off (dead battery), no engine temp reading on dash, this part fixed everything above. 100% recommended.

Exactly the part I needed - I used the part number from the Advance Auto or Autozone website and got it a lot cheaper here as the stores were out of stock. Delivered in a week, the machine is working again.

Fixed 2 codes I got on my Chevy Cruze. Replaced the side next to the radiator pipe. It was tight and I lost some liquid, but it fixed the code issue that was causing my fan to spin up.

My 2014 Chevy Sonic didn't work with the air conditioning and had an engine coolant sensor fault code. I was told that when the engine temperature was high the air conditioning would not work to prevent overheating. I replaced the sensor next to the thermostat but ended up finding a second sensor which was on the underside of the radiator. As cheap as they are my advice would be to find out if you have 2 sensors and replace them both at the same time you won't. know what was wrong.

I had an issue with my 2015 Cruze LT. The temp sensor works then drops to zero/cool and I get an OBD code that the A/C has shut down due to high temperature. I ruled out a problem with the thermostat as coolant was leaking through the engine. But there are three sensors: one on the driver's side, one on the radiator pipe that goes to the thermostat, and the thermostat itself. To make my life easier, I changed all three at the same time. Although the two look the same, this is for the driver's…