Standard Ignition TS-279 Engine Coolant Temperature Sender

Engine Coolant Temperature Sender Overview

The Standard Ignition TS-279 engine coolant temperature sender provides a direct electrical signal for coolant temperature monitoring in the engine management system. It is built with a bolt-on mounting style and a single male blade terminal with a female square plug-in connector for straightforward replacement service.

Compatible With applications that use this style of coolant temperature sender, including select Honda Civic and Toyota Corolla fitments where the OE connector and terminal layout match.

Key Features

• Engine coolant temperature sender for accurate temperature signal input
• Bolt-on attachment method for secure installation
• Female square connector with plug-in connection
• Single male blade terminal for the electrical circuit
• Standard Ignition TS-279 replacement part number for catalog matching

Detailed Product Description

Standard Ignition TS-279 is an engine coolant temperature sender used to report coolant temperature to the vehicle’s control or gauge system. The sender’s connector design, terminal style, and bolt-on mounting help ensure it matches the original electrical interface when the application calls for a female square connector and a single blade terminal. This part cross-references Monroe Shocks & Struts (e.g., 172286, 182286) for the same application.

For buyers searching by vehicle, this sender is a relevant replacement for select Honda Civic and Toyota Corolla applications where the original sensor uses the same connector and mounting configuration. The TS-279 part number is also useful when verifying interchange references during a coolant temperature sender replacement.

Common Problems This Part Can Help Address

• Inaccurate coolant temperature readings on the dash or scan data
• Hard starting or poor warm-up behavior caused by incorrect temperature input
• Cooling fan control issues tied to a faulty temperature signal
• Check engine light conditions related to coolant temperature sender faults
• Intermittent gauge movement or erratic temperature display

Installation Notes and Tips

Confirm connector shape, terminal style, and mounting method before installation. Match the vehicle’s original sender location and verify the electrical connection is clean and fully seated. If the cooling system has been opened, check coolant level and inspect for leaks after service. Use the vehicle service information for torque and diagnostic procedures specific to the application.

Quality Assurance

Standard Ignition supplies replacement electrical and engine management components for service applications. TS-279 is cataloged for interchange verification and OE-style replacement matching where the listed connector and terminal configuration are required.