Standard Ignition TS-395 Engine Coolant Temperature Sender

Overview of Standard Ignition Engine Coolant Temperature Sender TS-395

The Standard Ignition TS-395 Engine Coolant Temperature Sender is designed for precise temperature monitoring in select Chrysler, Dodge, Hyundai, Mitsubishi, and Plymouth vehicles. This sender unit ensures accurate engine coolant temperature readings, essential for optimal engine performance and preventing overheating.

• Bolt-on attachment method for secure installation
• Single male round plug-in connector for reliable electrical connection
• Two male blade terminals for efficient signal transmission
• Compatible with multiple models including Dodge Ram 50, Mitsubishi Galant, and Hyundai Excel
• Part number TS-395 for easy identification and replacement

Detailed Product Description and Attributes

The TS-395 Engine Coolant Temperature Sender from Standard Ignition features a bolt-on attachment method, allowing for straightforward and stable mounting on the engine block. It includes one male round plug-in connector, which simplifies wiring and ensures a secure electrical connection. The sender is equipped with two male blade terminals, designed to provide consistent and accurate temperature signal output to the vehicle’s engine control system. This part is engineered to meet the specifications required by various Chrysler, Dodge, Hyundai, Mitsubishi, and Plymouth models such as the Colt, Conquest, Cordia, Excel, Galant, Mirage, Precis, Ram 50, and Starion.

Compatible Vehicles and Applications

This engine coolant temperature sender is compatible with the following makes and models:

• Chrysler: Colt, Conquest, Cordia
• Dodge: Ram 50, Colt
• Hyundai: Excel
• Mitsubishi: Galant, Mirage, Precis, Starion
• Plymouth: Colt

Using the correct temperature sender like the Standard Ignition TS-395 helps maintain accurate engine temperature readings, which is critical for engine management and preventing overheating issues.

Common Issues Addressed by the TS-395 Sender

• Inaccurate engine temperature readings causing poor fuel efficiency
• Engine overheating due to faulty temperature sensor signals
• Check engine light triggered by temperature sensor failure
• Erratic temperature gauge behavior on the dashboard
• Engine performance problems related to incorrect coolant temperature data

Installation Notes and Tips

• Ensure the engine is cool before installation to avoid burns
• Use the bolt-on method to securely attach the sender to the engine block
• Verify the connector is the correct male round plug-in type for your vehicle wiring harness
• Check that the two male blade terminals are properly connected to avoid signal loss
• Consult the vehicle’s service manual for torque specifications and sensor location

Quality Assurance and Warranty Information

Standard Ignition parts are manufactured to meet or exceed OEM specifications, ensuring reliable performance and durability. The TS-395 Engine Coolant Temperature Sender undergoes rigorous quality control testing to provide consistent and accurate temperature readings. Warranty coverage details vary by distributor but typically include protection against manufacturing defects for a specified period. Always verify warranty terms at the time of purchase.