Ran diagnostics for code received code PO118
Hello
you will have to look on the drivers side of the engine and it will look like a small round button type thing sticking out of the engine with a wire going to it(outer area has a hex shape to it for a wrench to go onto) it my also have a cover on it so look closely until you find it.use a pan of some sort to catch the coolant when you remove it good luck
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hi john , sure sounds like you may have unplugged the coolant temp
sensor or didn't get a good connection at the sensor , location , in
between two exhaust ports on the side of the engine that has the oil
fill and pcv .
J5
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Flushing the radiator, replacing the radiator cap, adding new coolant, replacing the sensors and a new thermostat solved the problem. Probably didn't need to do all of these things - but since we just purchased the truck, and given the fact that is probably hadn't been done in a while, we chose to do all of these things (which really didn't cost a whole lot), it's running like a charm now.
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