Standard Ignition TX192 Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor

Overview of Standard Ignition TX192 Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor

The Standard Ignition TX192 Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor is designed for precise temperature monitoring in select Genesis, Hyundai, and Kia vehicles. This sensor ensures accurate engine temperature readings, helping maintain optimal engine performance and efficiency.

• Screw-in attachment method for secure installation
• Durable brass material with metal and plastic finish
• Black and bronze color finish for corrosion resistance
• Female square plug-in connector with one port
• Two male blade terminals for reliable electrical connection

Detailed Product Description and Attributes

The TX192 sensor features a screw-in design that allows for straightforward installation and a secure fit within the engine cooling system. Constructed primarily from brass, it offers durability and resistance to heat and corrosion. The sensor’s finish combines metal and plastic components, with a black and bronze color scheme that supports longevity in harsh engine environments. It includes a single female connector with a square shape, designed for a plug-in connection, ensuring compatibility with the vehicle’s wiring harness. The sensor has one port and two male blade terminals, providing a stable and efficient electrical interface.

Compatible Vehicles and Applications

This engine coolant temperature sensor is compatible with various models from Genesis, Hyundai, and Kia, including the Genesis G80, G90, Equus, Borrego, and K900. The TX192 part number is specifically designed to meet the OEM specifications for these vehicles, ensuring proper fit and function.

Common Issues Addressed by the TX192 Sensor

• Inaccurate engine temperature readings causing poor fuel efficiency
• Engine overheating due to faulty temperature monitoring
• Check engine light triggered by sensor failure
• Erratic engine performance related to coolant temperature sensor issues
• Cooling fan malfunction due to incorrect temperature data

Installation Notes and Tips

When installing the TX192 sensor, ensure the engine is cool to avoid burns. Use the screw-in attachment method to secure the sensor firmly in place. Verify the connector is properly aligned and fully engaged to prevent electrical issues. It is recommended to inspect the wiring harness and terminals for corrosion or damage before installation. Proper torque specifications should be followed to avoid sensor damage.

Quality Assurance and Warranty Information

Standard Ignition parts are manufactured to meet or exceed OEM standards, providing reliable performance and durability. The TX192 sensor undergoes rigorous quality control testing to ensure consistent operation. Warranty coverage details should be confirmed with the product documentation or supplier, as they may vary by region.