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Ken Boote Posted on Feb 14, 2015

Coolant temperature 1007 Cadillac deville

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Marvin

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  • Posted on Oct 08, 2008

SOURCE: 2002 Cadillac Coolant sensor

The engine coolant temperature sensor is located on the driver side of the engine near the rear of the engine compartment

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Nov 24, 2008

SOURCE: Location of coolant temperature sensor

Maybe this will help . although this is from a 1997 Caddy.


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James Bradburn

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  • Posted on Jan 20, 2009

SOURCE: im receiving a check coolant

No the light is linked to a sensor. There is a coolent sensor that tells you that the level is low. It sounds like the sensor has gone bad. And the sensor is located in the coolent tank. If it is bad from my understanding you have to replace the whole tank. But take a paper clip with the engine off and disconnect the wire harness from the sensor and jump the wires and see if the light goes off.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jul 24, 2009

SOURCE: 1994 cadillac deville concours

On my car, which is the same as yours, it is located on the manifold top back left. Pictures in the book just show it on top.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jul 29, 2009

SOURCE: location of coolant temp sensor

where can locate the engine coolant temperture sensor.

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WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF THE COOLANT TEMPERATURE SENSOR IN 1997 CADILLAC DEVILLE

the coolant temp sensor lets the cars computer know that the engine has warmed up and to allow the fuel injection to go to what is called "closed loop mode" this is where max fuel econ and low emmisions are available , the driver can know car is not in closed loop mode by the higher idle that cpu adds to allow car to warm up faster
also on cadillacs/buicks only it lets the air condition system go to open vent where it allows fresh outside air to be drawn in to cabin
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2001 cadillac deville check coolant level but level is good.

Your coolant level switch at coolant tank may be bad,click here to see.
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My cadillac deville(2001)runs smooth,but it runs hot.what is the problem?

Insufficient or weak coolant, bad thermostat (out of range), cooling fan not running or kicking into 2nd phase with A/C on, bad temperature sensor, bad temperature sending unit.(false guage reading).
Start by checking your coolant level and color (nice and green or orange? not rusty looking?) if rusty looking, flush coolant system and refill with recommended coolant type of 50/50 mixture.

Check specific gravity of coolant to see if the mixture is weak.

Verify cooling fan is kicking on after engine reaches operating temperature with engine idling.

Replace thermostat.

Measure resistance of temperature sensor. (should slowly raise as engine heats up)

Measure voltage at sending unit. (should slowly raise as engine heats up)

One of those should solve it, I always lean toward weak coolant and bad thermostat. I have seen bad water pumps do that too.

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Where can i find the ect sensor on my 1999 cadillac deville

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Fig. Showing the location of MAP Sensor and other components on the front of the engine: 1. Manifold Absolute Pressure (MAP) Sensor; 2. Idle Air Control (IAC) Valve; 3. Engine Coolant Temperature (ECT) Sensor; 4. Throttle Position (TP) Sensor

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Fig. Engine coolant temperature sensor (1).
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1998 cadillac deville leaking coolant, temperature was around 196 and when leaking started temperature has gone as high as 225, what is causing this problem?

This most certainly sounds like a water pump issue. The thermostate is located inside the water pump housing and if the pump is bad you'l lose fluids and need to add every day or so. The temp guage will run hot and often the heater won't warm up. You have even notice fluids on the ground below the front passenger side of the car. Try getting a pressure test first before replacing anything. That's a good place to start the diagnosis.
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How do I add coolant to my 1998 Cadillac DeVille?

the coolant reservoir has a black cap with an orange label affixed to it.. Unscrew it many times to remove & fill about 3/4 ways up
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COOLANT LEVEL LOW INDICATOR LIGHT ON

There is a small float within the coolant tank, if the coolant level becomes too low the indicator light will illuminate. Bringthe engine up to running temperature, look for any leaks, add coolant to the tank to the proper mark. It should note "leval when hot" this should turn the light off too. If not the float may be stuck in a down or "on" position.
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I have a 97 cadillac deville why does my car over heats? and does one fan suppose to come on?

Change thermostat and use 50/50 coolant mixture only. Add coolant with car running. Fill up radiator, let everything go into engine, then add more until it is completely full. Fans only come on when car is idle for a period of time while stopped.


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Location of coolant temperature sensor

Maybe this will help . although this is from a 1997 Caddy.


Cadillac DeVille Engine Coolant Temperature (ECT) Sensor Location62451583.gif
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2002 Cadillac Coolant sensor

The engine coolant temperature sensor is located on the driver side of the engine near the rear of the engine compartment
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