Standard Ignition TS-515 Engine Coolant Temperature Sender

Engine Coolant Temperature Sender for OE-Style Signal Reporting

Standard Ignition TS-515 is an engine coolant temperature sender built for vehicles that rely on a direct temperature signal to the gauge or control system. It uses a bolt-on attachment method with a round male connector and a single male stud terminal for a straightforward electrical interface.

Key Features

• Engine coolant temperature sender for cooling system signal input
• Bolt-on attachment method for secure mounting
• Round male connector with one connector cavity
• Single male stud terminal for direct connection
• OE-style replacement part number TS-515
• Cross-references Standard Ignition TS-515 and related numbers 13082995, TS6090, WT637 for the same application

Detailed Description

Standard Ignition TS-515 is a replacement engine coolant temperature sender used to report coolant temperature data to the vehicle’s gauge or engine management circuit. The sender’s bolt-on design, round connector shape, and single stud terminal support a direct-fit electrical connection where this style is specified. For drivers searching for an engine coolant temperature sender for Standard Ignition TS-515, this part provides the core connection layout needed for service replacement on select applications, including Buick and Chevrolet models where this sender style is used.

When replacing a faulty coolant temperature sender, matching the connector style and terminal configuration is critical. This part is built with one male connector and one male terminal, making it suitable for applications that call for a bolt-on sender with a stud-type terminal. If you are sourcing a coolant temperature sender for Buick or Chevrolet cooling system service, TS-515 is the part number to verify against the original component.

Common Issues This Part May Solve

• Inaccurate or erratic coolant temperature gauge readings
• No temperature signal to the instrument cluster
• Hard starting or drivability concerns tied to incorrect temperature input
• Cooling system warning indications caused by a failed sender
• Replacement of a damaged or corroded sender connection

Installation Notes and Tips

Confirm the original connector shape, terminal style, and mounting method before installation. Clean the mounting surface and inspect the harness connector for corrosion or looseness before connecting the new sender. Verify the application by part number TS-515 and compare the original sender to the replacement before service.

Quality Assurance

Standard Ignition is a long-established aftermarket brand known for electrical and engine management components. TS-515 is built to match the specified sender configuration for the listed application references and cross-reference numbers.