Temperature sensor 75 degrees M16x1,5

Temperature sensor for 75 degrees, thread M16x1,5: cast onto the brass hex is the mark 75-ON, and the connector block is cherry-coloured, with 2 flat contacts. Compare the connector block's colour and shape with your wiring's plug.

• A sensor like this sits in the engine's or radiator's coolant and triggers when the coolant heats up to the set temperature: it switches on the fan or the warning lamp
• On the side of the hex, the cast mark 75-ON is legible – this is the only card in this family where the number in the name is confirmed by the product itself
• The threaded end is brass, with a black round sealing ring right next to the hex
• The connector block is cherry-coloured, of the closed type, with a retaining clip on top; inside it, two flat contacts sit side by side
• The shop has four temperature sensor cards with M16x1,5 thread – 75, 82 and two at 88 degrees; this one is the lowest temperature
• The photo shows no height, no hex wrench size, no voltage and no current
• Supplier code WI ACH0452 – quote it again when ordering

To be straight with you: what exactly the letters ON mean in the cast mark, the maker did not explain, so we do not decode them and we do not claim whether the sensor closes the contact when it heats up, or opens it. Before ordering, measure your old sensor's thread and the connector block's shape, send us a photo of the old part – we will check it before you order.

24-month warranty · tel. +370 685 777 56