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Old 04-15-2010, 01:37 PM
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I'm trying to order a coolant temp sensor online, but it gives me 2 different ACDelco part #s. How do I tell which I need?
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There are two different coolant temp sensors - a one-wire sensor for the driver side cylinder head (that drives the dashboard gauge) and a two-wire sensor for the water pump (for the PCM).
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One is for the guage one is for the computer. I bought mine at O Reilly's can't remember how much but look at the connector before you go that way you will know when they hand you the correct one. As I remember it is universal from 1986 or 1987 - 1997. Also it already had 'sealent' on the threads so a drop right in and go solution.

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Oh, so I need both! lol. Thanks. I feel like an idiot
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Originally Posted by LadyDriven
Oh, so I need both! lol. Thanks. I feel like an idiot
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1993-1997 coolant temperature sensor for gauge AC-Delco # 213-77 GM # 25037332

1993-1997 coolant temperature sensor for pcm AC-Delco # 213-310 GM # 15326386
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^ Thanks!

Its telling me its 213-77 & 213-928 though ???
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I punched in 213-310 and it came up as being superceded
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Before posting, I verified the AC-Delco numbers at the AC-Delco website.

213-310 still shows as correct and 213-928 shows for the applications below (not f-body):

BUICK(3)1993-1995

CHEVROLET(4)1993-1995

BERETTA GTZ(1)1993-1993

BERETTA Z26(1)1994-1994

CAVALIER(2)1995-1995

OLDSMOBILE(7)1993-1995

PONTIAC(9)1993-1995

GRAND AM(7)1993-1995

SUNFIRE(2)1995-1995
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Weird. The site I'm using might be screwed. Or sometimes, ACDelco Canada differs slightly from the US. Its a pain in the ***.
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And THANKS!



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