I have a check engine light on and it a 128 code can it be coolant sensor

SOURCE: check engine light on - 2003 gmc envoy XL

That code represents a lower than expected reading for temperature (coolant). First thing to do is check your coolant level, as if it is low, then the sensor can not read correctly. Second, you may have a thermostat that is stuck open, allowing the coolant to cool off too much. The sensor should be mounted on top of the engine, near the thermostat housing.

SOURCE: location of the coolant temperature sensor

in the top of the intake very small hard to see

SOURCE: 2001 ford taurus with check engine light on. code

Make sure you replaced the right one there are two sensor's for the coolant, one takes coolant temp and the other one runs the fans for the radiator. Both are located on drivers side of the block. 2 wire leads on each how ever both are different in sending readings to the computer.Both look just alike also. Just make sure you replaced the right one. Or replace both.

SOURCE: What can keep causing Check engine code P0128

P0128 Coolant Thermostat (Coolant Temperature Below Thermostat Regulating Temperature.)
Meaning the regulating temperature is higher than the themostat cooling temperature . you may have to replace the Coolant sensor again. or maybe both. Sorry !

SOURCE: chevy trailblazer check engine light

P0128 is coolant operating temperature operating too low. This can be contributed to the Thermostat stuck open or faulty electronic radiator fan clutch. This is common, I had the same issue and replaced the thermostat and fan clutch and had the clutch re-programmed (required) at the dealer. As for the P0410, check the air pump fuse, if blown it will set this code on. Also check the air pump hoses for water and cracks. Hopefully this helps!!