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mitsumattJun-21-06 02:04 AM
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#122942, "Code 118"


          

I used a scantool on my car and this code came up 118 Engine Coolant Temperature Circuit High Input can someone tell me what exactly this code means?? My car won't start, and if by some chance it does start, it runs like total s%it!! wayy rich and the fans fon't come on, is this part of the problem?? Thanks

  

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TeamDR1665Jun-21-06 03:58 AM
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#122943, "RE: Code 118"
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Coolant Temp Sensor (CLT). There are two of them - one for the gauge cluster and one for the ECU. Basically, you need the one for the ECU. It runs about $25 at Autozone.

  

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mitsumattJun-21-06 04:12 AM
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#122944, "RE: Code 118"
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You wouldn't happen to have the part number???

  

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#122945, "RE: Code 118"
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Originally posted by mitsumatt
You wouldn't happen to have the part number???


Not off hand. Just call up Autozone and ask for the coolant temp sensor. Tell them there are two of them, and you need the more expensive of the two. Although I would adivse replacing them both. It's less than $50 for both. If the one is shot, chances are the other isn't too far off. They're right next to each other and whatever caused the failure of the CLT likely is working against the gauge sensor as well.

  

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mitsumattJun-21-06 06:23 AM
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#122946, "RE: Code 118"
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Ok, I got it is #SU326 20 bucks, is there any thing that I can use to clean the connector with in case that is part of the problem??

  

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