Genuine Toyota 89422-35010 Water Temperature Sensor: Precision Performance for Optimal Engine Monitoring Review

Actually works in my 99sr5 but the ECT code still shows even if it reads the temp accurately. Maybe my ECU has a problem as I can't say I can blame the component itself. Definitely works better than the $10 I tried last year which, unlike before, almost resulted in some stop and travel issues because it was junk.

Installed on a 1997 Land Cruiser FZJ80. Pretty difficult to remove and install, but everything went perfectly. As others have said you will need a copper washer which is not included. An overnight order from my local retailer was $2. Checked P0116, real time temp below 90F. I installed a new sensor and the idle temperature read normal.

This is an OEM and the stamp is visible to show. After installing it, I didn't understand the need for a washer as the one that moved away from the other sensor must have fallen off. After installing a new sensor, my car leaked a fair amount of coolant due to the anti-pressure washer not being installed. I couldn't understand why, so I did a little research on the internet and found information about the need for a washing machine. I went to the parts store and bought the right one and the leak

YES, Toyota OEM sensor, made in Japan, original Toyota packaging and label. Dealer diagram website), BUT the sensor is sold without the required washer (O-ring) for a tight, leak-free installation. Not even in the dealer's parts department. So you need to go to your Toyota dealer and get an OEM washer (O-ring) part no. DO THIS RIGHT THE FIRST TIME. DO NOT cut corners or try to save $3 by skipping the caulk or using teflon tape or any type of pipe sealant. OEM sensor Toyota. DO IT RIGHT. Hooray!