Standard Ignition TS-380 Engine Coolant Temperature Sender

Overview of Standard Ignition Engine Coolant Temperature Sender TS-380

The Standard Ignition TS-380 Engine Coolant Temperature Sender is designed for reliable temperature monitoring in select Ford and Lincoln vehicles. This screw-on sensor features a durable brass and plastic finish, ensuring consistent performance in demanding engine environments.

• Screw-on attachment method for secure installation
• Black and gold color scheme for corrosion resistance
• Female rectangular plug-in connector with one connector
• Two male blade terminals for reliable electrical contact
• Constructed with brass and plastic materials for durability

Detailed Product Description and Attributes

The TS-380 temperature sender from Standard Ignition is engineered to provide accurate engine coolant temperature readings for various Ford and Lincoln models, including the E-150, E-250, F-150, F-250, and Navigator series. Its screw-on design allows for straightforward installation and replacement. The sensor’s black and gold finish helps resist corrosion, while the brass and plastic construction ensures long-lasting durability under high-temperature conditions. The rectangular female connector with a single plug-in connection and two male blade terminals supports secure and stable electrical connections, minimizing the risk of signal loss or failure.

Compatible Vehicles and Applications

This engine coolant temperature sender is compatible with a range of Ford and Lincoln vehicles, including:

• Ford E-150, E-150 Club Wagon, and Econoline variants
• Ford E-250 and E-350 series including Super Duty and Club Wagon models
• Ford Excursion, Expedition, F-150 Heritage, F-250 HD, and F-350 Super Duty
• Lincoln Navigator

Common Issues Addressed by the TS-380 Temperature Sender

• Inaccurate engine temperature readings causing poor engine performance
• Faulty temperature sensor triggering engine warning lights
• Overheating issues due to incorrect coolant temperature data
• Intermittent electrical connection problems in the temperature sensor circuit
• Sensor failure from corrosion or wear in older vehicles

Installation Notes and Tips

• Ensure the engine is cool before removing the old temperature sender to avoid burns
• Use appropriate tools to unscrew the existing sensor carefully
• Verify the connector type matches the vehicle wiring harness (female rectangular plug-in)
• Check for proper seating and secure attachment to prevent coolant leaks
• Test the sensor’s electrical connections after installation for proper operation

Quality Assurance and Warranty Information

Standard Ignition parts are manufactured to meet or exceed OEM specifications, providing reliable performance and durability. The TS-380 Engine Coolant Temperature Sender undergoes rigorous quality control to ensure consistent functionality. Warranty coverage details should be confirmed with the product documentation or distributor.