Standard Ignition TX87 Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor

Reliable Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor for Ford and Land Rover Vehicles

The Standard Ignition TX87 Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor is designed to provide accurate temperature readings for your vehicle's cooling system. Compatible with various Ford, Land Rover, Mazda, and Mercury models, this sensor ensures optimal engine performance and helps prevent overheating.

• Screw-on attachment method for secure installation
• Durable brass and plastic construction with a gold and gray finish
• Female rectangular plug-in connector with one connector and two blade terminals
• Operates on 12-volt electrical systems
• Compatible with Ford Explorer, Ranger, Fiesta, Mercury Milan, Land Rover LR3, and more

Detailed Product Description and Attributes

The TX87 Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor from Standard Ignition features a screw-on attachment method that ensures a tight and reliable fit in the engine cooling system. Its brass material and plastic finish provide resistance to corrosion and heat, extending the sensor's service life. The sensor's connector is female with a rectangular shape, designed for a plug-in connection, simplifying installation and maintenance. It includes two male blade terminals, supporting a stable electrical connection within a 12-volt system. The gold and gray color scheme helps with easy identification during servicing.

Compatible Vehicles and Applications

This sensor is compatible with a range of vehicles, including Ford models such as the Explorer, Explorer Sport Trac, Ranger, Fiesta, Fusion, and F-100 Ranger. It also fits Land Rover LR3, Mazda 626, MX-6, and Mercury models like Milan, Mariner, Mountaineer, and Mystique. The TX87 sensor is suitable for applications requiring precise engine coolant temperature monitoring to maintain engine efficiency and prevent overheating.

Common Issues Addressed by the TX87 Sensor

• Engine overheating due to inaccurate temperature readings
• Poor fuel efficiency caused by incorrect coolant temperature data
• Erratic engine performance linked to faulty temperature sensors
• Check engine light triggered by sensor failure
• Cooling fan malfunction due to improper temperature signals

Installation Notes and Tips

When installing the Standard Ignition TX87 sensor, ensure the engine is cool to avoid burns. Use the screw-on attachment method to secure the sensor firmly in place. Verify the connector is properly plugged in with the female rectangular plug and that the two blade terminals are clean and free of corrosion. It is recommended to check for any coolant leaks after installation and clear any diagnostic trouble codes related to the temperature sensor.

Quality Assurance and Warranty

Standard Ignition parts are manufactured to meet or exceed OEM specifications, ensuring reliable performance and durability. The TX87 Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor undergoes rigorous quality control testing. Please refer to Standard Ignition's warranty policy for specific coverage details.