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Location: Coolant Temp Sensor 2001 Lincoln LS V6

Where is the coolant temp sensor for a 2001 Lincoln LS located in the engine?

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    Marvin May 11, 2010

    what engine?

  • Anonymous Dec 18, 2011

    3.0 DOHC

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It is on the Driver side of engine in between the COP's (Coil on plugs) simply unplug the wire use a 19 or 3/4 deep well socket and unscrew it and put it new one... The whole process should only take 10-15 minutes.

  • cbethco Apr 03, 2011

    Is it around the fuel objectors

  • cbethco Apr 03, 2011

    Is it around the fuel injectors and is it on a v8 motor because I can't find that thing anywhere

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It's on the intake manifold. It is a small brass gadget with a plug that connects to the fans and guages the engine temperature.It can be unscrewed with a socket and wrench. Be careful not to break anything.

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The coolant temperature sensor is located on the intake manifold as mrgreenz indicated. The sensor located between the coil packs on the top of the engine is the cylinder head temperature sensor. I found this out when replacing the valve cover gasket on a 2002 Lincoln LS with the V6 and had to replace the sensor between the coil packs...

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