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🔵 © ISUMO® Description

• Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor with Electrical Connector designed to monitor engine coolant temperature during engine operation.

• Sends coolant-temperature information to the engine control module to support proper fuel delivery, ignition timing, radiator-fan control, and overall engine-management operation.

• The included electrical connector pigtail can be used to replace a damaged, brittle, corroded, or missing vehicle-side connector.

• Designed for selected MINI Cooper 2002–2008 applications.

🔵 © ISUMO® Functions

• Measures engine coolant temperature in the cooling system.

• Sends temperature information to the engine control module.

• Helps the engine control module adjust fuel mixture during cold start and warm-up.

• Supports proper radiator-fan operation and engine-temperature management.

• Helps support stable idle, efficient combustion, and overall engine performance.

• Provides a replacement electrical connection for the coolant-temperature-sensor circuit.

🔵 © ISUMO® Common Error Codes

• P0115 — Engine Coolant Temperature Circuit Malfunction.

• P0116 — Engine Coolant Temperature Circuit Range or Performance.

• P0117 — Engine Coolant Temperature Circuit Low Input.

• P0118 — Engine Coolant Temperature Circuit High Input.

• P0119 — Engine Coolant Temperature Circuit Intermittent.

• P0125 — Insufficient Coolant Temperature for Closed Loop Fuel Control.

• P0128 — Coolant Thermostat Temperature Below Regulating Temperature.

• Diagnostic trouble codes may vary depending on the vehicle, wiring condition, cooling-system condition, and system fault.

🔵 © ISUMO® Common Symptoms

• Check Engine light is illuminated.

• Hard starting or extended cranking, especially when cold.

• Rough idle or unstable engine operation.

• Poor fuel economy.

• Cooling fan may run continuously or fail to operate properly.

• Incorrect temperature-gauge reading on applicable vehicles.

• Engine may run too rich or too lean.

• Reduced engine performance.

• Intermittent sensor signal caused by damaged connector terminals or wiring.

• Engine may take longer than normal to reach proper operating temperature.

🔵 © ISUMO® Benefits

• Helps restore accurate coolant-temperature monitoring.

• Supports proper fuel-delivery and engine-management control.

• Helps improve cold-start performance, idle quality, and fuel efficiency.

• Supports proper cooling-fan operation and engine-temperature regulation.

• May help correct coolant-temperature-sensor circuit trouble codes.

• Included connector pigtail helps repair a damaged vehicle-side electrical connection.

• Designed for dependable signal accuracy and reliable service life.

🔵 © ISUMO® Specifications

• Product Type: Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor.

• Sensor Connector Configuration: 2 Pins.

• Electrical Connector Type: 2-Wire Pigtail.

• Installation Location: Cooling System / Coolant Passage / Thermostat or Coolant Flange Area, depending on application.

• Package Quantity: 1 Sensor and 1 Electrical Connector.

🔵 © ISUMO® Package Includes

• 1 Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor.

• 1 Electrical Connector Pigtail.

🔵 © ISUMO® Vehicle Application

• Fits selected MINI Cooper 2002–2008 applications.

• Verify compatibility using the vehicle application information included in this listing.

• Compatibility may vary according to production year, engine version, and cooling-system configuration.

🔵 © ISUMO® Important Notes

• Verify vehicle compatibility using the listing application information before ordering.

• Confirm the vehicle model, production year, engine application, and required part before purchase.

• The connector pigtail is supplied for wiring repair and requires proper electrical installation.

• Match each wire to the correct vehicle circuit using the applicable wiring diagram or professional service information.

• Wire colors may vary.

• Use proper automotive-grade splicing, insulation, and weather-sealing methods.

• Inspect the sensor wiring, electrical connector, coolant level, thermostat, radiator fan, and related cooling-system components when diagnosing a temperature-sensor fault.

• A faulty thermostat, low coolant level, damaged wiring, corroded terminals, or engine-control issue may produce similar symptoms.

• Disconnect the vehicle battery before performing electrical repairs when required by the service procedure.

• Use caution when servicing the cooling system, as hot coolant can cause injury.

• Professional installation is recommended.

• Clear stored diagnostic trouble codes and confirm proper engine operation after installation.

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