Temperature sensor 88 degrees M16x1,5 C

Temperature sensor for 88 degrees, thread M16x1,5: in the photo — a brass hexagon with a black seal ring and a black two-contact connector block, in which you can see 2 flat contacts. Compare the connector block with your wiring plug.

• A sensor like this sits in the engine or radiator liquid and trips when the liquid heats up to the set temperature: it switches on the fan or the warning light
• The threaded end is brass, with a black round seal ring right next to the hexagon — the ring seals the joint, so do not lose it
• At the other end — a black plastic connector block shell with two flat contacts inside; it is a closed, not an open-type connector
• A small maker's mark is cast on the hexagon, but the number 88 is not on the body itself — we take this number only from the name
• The letter C at the end of the name is not explained either on the part or on the card; we do not decode it
• The shop has four temperature sensor cards with an M16x1,5 thread — 75, 82, and two for 88 degrees; this one differs from the second 88-degree card in both code and connector block
• The photo gives no height, no hex spanner size, no voltage, and no current
• Supplier code WI ZCF2227 — state it again when ordering

To be straight with you: whether the sensor closes or opens the contact as it heats up is not written on the body, and we do not guess: mix up the direction, and the fan will either not spin or spin all the time. 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.

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