Thermostat sensor plug wire broke
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Thermostat sensor plug wire broke
One of my thermostat sensor plug wires twisted off right at the base of the plug, not enough to solder back together. So currently have no temp gauge. Looking at the plug, it looks like a sealed unit. Doesnt look like i can the plug apart and wire up the contacts again. Any thoughts/ideas? thanks
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When you say pigtail, are talking about a cut plug that i can solder to my factory wires. Good idea, i didnt think of that. Thanks
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Yes. They sell the plugs with wire attached to it to be reattached to the factory wireing. Not sure if the make the one for the temp sensor though. That's the reasons I mentioned the junk yard too.
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I KNOW the pigtail you speak of is unavailable from Ford. I know this is because several techs have asked about the availability of this particular connector. I do have more than a few engine harnesses sitting in my garage. It's too bad you aren't in my neck of the woods, or I could snip one off for you.
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I have an answer but it will take a minute for me to dig it up.
Something every Ford owner should have on there computer is a copy of the pigtail catalog
It at the top of this link I have a single PDF version
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/3...ch-folder.html
The part number s I found are WPT437 or 3U2Z-14S411-LVA
I found 3 in stock at this link to Amazon. double check the part number with M-Chan
BTW here is the link to the single PDF of the catalog
http://www.fordtechservice.dealercon...torcatalog.pdf
Sean
Something every Ford owner should have on there computer is a copy of the pigtail catalog
It at the top of this link I have a single PDF version
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/3...ch-folder.html
The part number s I found are WPT437 or 3U2Z-14S411-LVA
I found 3 in stock at this link to Amazon. double check the part number with M-Chan
BTW here is the link to the single PDF of the catalog
http://www.fordtechservice.dealercon...torcatalog.pdf
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This is what I have for the coolant temperature sensor connector:
AP0056 (Alliant Power)
http://www.thedieselstore.com/templa...tNum=APPAP0056
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GM part number 88953310 will work great if you break a tab off
AP0056 (Alliant Power)
http://www.thedieselstore.com/templa...tNum=APPAP0056
or
GM part number 88953310 will work great if you break a tab off
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This is what I have for the coolant temperature sensor connector:
AP0056 (Alliant Power)
AP0056 2 Wire Pigtail For Ford PowerStroke 2003-2010 6.0L F Series, Excursion, E Series & 2003-2010 4.5L LCF, 2008-2010 6.4L F-Series
AP0056 (Alliant Power)
AP0056 2 Wire Pigtail For Ford PowerStroke 2003-2010 6.0L F Series, Excursion, E Series & 2003-2010 4.5L LCF, 2008-2010 6.4L F-Series
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