Need to fit temperature fuel sensor on santa fea

Are there any warning lights on the dashboard? Did you get the new ECM programmed to the vehicle? The ECM needs to be coded to your car so it knows which systems are fitted to your vehicle. Have you plugged it into an OBD diagnostic to check for trouble codes?

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it is under the car at the top of the fuel tank next to the fuel pump

these santa fe's are known to be screwy, winter time brings out the worst in most cars, did you retrieve a trouble code that told you this ? It doesn't hurt to replace your thermostat, cheap fix, sure its not your temperature sensor ? should replace this also ! clear out codes from your computer , a parts store can do this for you, hell , let them check out your problem for you, then buy thermostat, etc.,

where is tempature sensor in a toyota hilux year 06

1. This is if it is an internal filter, if it is not you still have to pull the whole bottom of the back seat out and look for the inspection plate.
   
2. Relieve the fuel system pressure by first removing the fuel pump fuse. Then, start the engine and allow it to run until it stalls. Crank the engine for 2 to 3 seconds to release the pressure Turn the ignition off.
   
3. Step 2 Disconnect the negative battery cable. Remove the rear seat bottom and the inspection hole cover. Disconnect the electrical and quick connectors and remove the six screws. Remove the fuel level sensor unit and the fuel pump assembly. Then, take out the flange and snap fit portion of the fuel pump.
   
4. Step 3 Remove the fuel tank temperature sensor harness, the fuel level sensor flange, and the fuel pump connector. Disconnect the quick connectors from the fuel level sensor, and remove the fuel level sensor from the chamber. Take out the fuel filter.
   
5. Step 4 Put the new fuel filter in the chamber, followed by the fuel level sensor. Attach the quick connectors to the fuel sensor. Connect the fuel pump connector and put the fuel level sensor flange and fuel tank temperature sensor harness back.
   
6. Step 5 Place the fuel pump assembly inside the tank. Replace the screws and electrical connectors. Reattach the quick connectors. Reconnect the negative battery cable.
   
7. Step 6 Start your car and check for leaks, and make repairs if necessary. When repairs are complete, replace the inspection hole cover and the rear seat bottom.
   

Don't know!...P0183 is a new Fuel Temperature Sensor (FTS) has been introduced in the 2003 model year 2.4L and 3.5L Santa Fe, 2.4L Sonata and XG350. The new sensor measures fuel temperature in the fuel tank. The ECM uses this information for the Evaporative Emissions Self Check... I don't know anything about this code on a 97' Suburban

I assume you are talking about the engine coolant temperature sensor... correct?

p0462 means - fuel level sensor "A" circuit low.
p0183 means - fuel temperature sensor A circuit high.
try to check those sensor...

This a possible solution. My 2004 just killed on the way to work 3 weeks ago. It would turn over, but would not start. When my mechanic looked at it, I told him I thought it was the fuel pump, because that is how it seem to be acting. As if the pump was not sending fuel. Turns out it was a sensor behind the timing chain. The Cam Shaft sensor. Once that goes I guess it cuts the fuel. Hyundi's have a maintance schedule where you need to replace the timing chain at 40,000. It was the slack in the belt that caused the sensor to go. I had the two belts the the cam shaft sensor and one other sensor in that same place replaced and now it runs like a top. I hope that helps. And I hope that is not your problem. Parts were pretty cheap. But with labor it cost $900.

If code says same o2 sensor. It could be the other one they communicate with each other. But definitely get the codes pulled again first.