Dorman 904-7044 Fuel Temperature Sensor

Fuel Temperature Sensor for Accurate Engine Management

Dorman 904-7044 is a direct replacement fuel temperature sensor built for reliable temperature monitoring in vehicle fuel and engine management systems. It uses a 2-terminal blade connection, a female connector, and a fine 0.75 thread diameter for a direct-fit installation on the intended application.

For drivers searching for a fuel temperature sensor for Honda Civic or similar vehicle-specific repair needs, this Dorman sensor restores proper temperature signal input and supports consistent operation. The 904-7044 part number is also a useful reference when comparing replacement options for the same application.

Key Features

• Direct replacement fuel temperature sensor from Dorman
• 2-terminal blade design with female connector and male terminals
• Fine thread construction with 0.75 thread diameter
• Operates across a -40 Deg. C to 150 Deg. C temperature range
• Direct-fit design for straightforward installation
• Connector shape: irregular
• Terminal quantity: 2

Detailed Description

Dorman 904-7044 is engineered as a replacement multi-purpose temperature sensor for vehicle systems that rely on accurate thermal input. According to Dorman, this style of sensor is used to measure coolant and automatic transmission temperature, helping restore proper vehicle operation when the original sensor is no longer reading correctly. The compact direct-fit design supports service work where a fuel temperature sensor, coolant temperature sensor, or transmission temperature sensor is specified by the vehicle application. This part number 904-7044 is a practical match for repair planning on Honda Civic applications and other vehicles that use the same sensor configuration.

This part cross-references Monroe Shocks & Struts (e.g., 1309811) for the same application.

What It Helps Solve

• Incorrect temperature signal readings from a failing sensor
• Driveability issues tied to inaccurate thermal input
• Transmission or engine management faults related to sensor output
• Hard-to-diagnose temperature-related warning conditions
• Replacement needs for a worn or damaged fuel temperature sensor

Installation Notes and Tips

Verify connector style, terminal count, and thread specifications before installation. The sensor uses a female connector, male blade terminals, and fine threads, so matching the original electrical and mounting interface is important. No mounting hardware is included, and the wiring harness is not included. Confirm the vehicle’s original sensor location and service procedure before removal and replacement.

Quality Assurance

Dorman supplies this sensor as a direct replacement part intended to restore proper vehicle operation with a serviceable OE-style fit and function. The design focuses on dependable temperature measurement and long service life in the specified application.