COOLANT TEMPERATURE SENSOR REPLACEMENT LOCATION CHEVROLET CRUZE CHEVY SONIC

COOLANT TEMPERATURE SENSOR REPLACEMENT LOCATION CHEVROLET CRUZE CHEVY SONIC
In this video we will show you how to remove or replace the water coolant temperature sensor on Chevrolet Cruze also known as Holden Cruze and Daewoo Lacetti. This video should cover Chevrolet Sonic water coolant temperature sensor replacement with the 1.8 engine since they share the same engine. We demonstrated how to remove and replace the water coolant temperature sensor on Chevrolet Cruze with the 1.8 engine. We showed you how to remove and replace the water coolant temperature sensor on a 2015 Chevrolet Cruze but this video should be helpful on:
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[@Themadscientist1969]

Just to note: This sensor will allow failure of the fan to run under normal operation (driving), but a good scan tool will tell you under "live data" that the fan is only about 20%-40% "requested" and never goes higher despite coolant temp on scanner going to temps over 224 deg. F. and your interior temp gauge in the dash showing normal range or slightly less than half point. (NOTE: On modern Chevy's the temp gauge actually doesn't read correctly due to how they are wired into the system, so you cannot rely on them like old cars were--you can be overheating and they may not alert you at all in cases with this sender failure :( --- (ANyway: In order to test your fan motor ,turn on AC (unless an intermittent issuel. (once fan resistor or motors crap out--it wont work at all.. or only on high speed, if resistor is bad, they deteriorate due to water exposure and rapid temp cycles) common failure.. , yes, just the resistor is available if you don't want/need a whole new assembly.. Amazon has 1 seller currently.. ,dealers do not sell it separately.. 😒

[@GG-gs6hk]

hello friend thanks for the comment, could you help me? I have a Cruze 2013 AT and when the engine is at working temperature with the pointer in the middle when I stop at a traffic light the rpms drop, this only happens when it is warmed up, and when I turn on the AC the oscillation stops completely and the car comes back to normal, could it be this sensor? I recorded a video if you can see it I would be very happy thanks kzbin.infok-bcwGE_xfc

[@ctmhp2007]

This video showed complicated way to change temperature sensor for this car, all I need to do is from the top side disconnect intake hose and push it to a side then unplug the temperature sensor then plug it to the new sensor, as soon the old sensor moved from the engine quickly light in the new one and secure the clip, small a mount of coolant come out depend how quick you are. No need to drain the whole coolant system.

[@sergeihanush2262]

there are 2 temperature sensors here...one on radiator on passenger side on the bottom. Good luck washing your eyes with coolant while replacing those))) but for top one you are right..do it fast and don't need to drain anything. Just add a little bit of new one

[@adventureswithizzio7934]

When removing sensor, make sure the rubber seal gasket (on the cylinder insert) comes out with it. Old one got stuck inside after removing old one, couldn't get the new one in, figured it out after a few, but kind of annoying lol

[@joannarouse1511]

Hello. How did you get the old of ring out of the hole? Im having the same problem.THanks...

[@johnnyallthecash2742]

@@joannarouse1511 how did you get it out?

[@Morgan-qr1ny]

Fuck

[@Bob-B-.]

@3:50 "Wear gloves... Always." (Enter naked hands stage right.)

[@michaelschlipp480]

Very bold doing that with your ring my man

[@whodo5419]

I’m changing the temperature sensor for the ecm that’s on the thermostat housing and it appears very easy to do and I see any reason to drain the antifreeze because if you are quick enough to put the new one in there should only be a minimal amount of leakage. But if for some reason you can’t get the new one put in place fast enough it’s always good to have some new fresh antifreeze around that’s compatible with the coolant in your car.

[@InsaneBros12]

No need to drain coolant at all, it pops out without moving anything out if they way and then pop new one in put clip back and your done

[@FUurMOM]

Great to know currently going through this process with 2015 Cruze might as well do thermostat & hose

[@FUurMOM]

124k**

[@michaeldavis9974]

You really need to let people know there are TWO temp sensors on these cars. The other is on the radiator. I found out $150 later when I took the car to a mechanic. Otherwise, nice video.

[@nunnyabizness]

Yep. And they should learn English as well. "Okay guys?"

[@oberynredviper7828]

@@nunnyabizness Your dumb is showing.

[@samnd98]

How much on average do you think it would cost to replace both? I have a quote from a guy that said it would cost 700$ it seems way to expensive for labor costs to replace just 2 sensors

[@michaeldavis9974]

@@oberynredviper7828 Appreciate the positive comment.

[@michaeldavis9974]

@@samnd98 I won’t hazard a guess, but there is a bit of labor involved. There is a specific procedure for refilling the coolant that can take some time depending on your luck. Also, I found sensor prices all over the board, the most expensive being OEM.

[@jonathanbryant7166]

I changed both of my sensors and didn’t drain the antifreeze

[@jeanjacque1577]

Wheres the second one located

[@theeabster1983]

May I ask where the second sensor is. I watch this whole video I thought he was going to explain where both of them are. I'm getting a code saying the car is overheating AC will be shut off and the car has not even ran for a full minute. I replace the coolant temperature sensor but I can't figure out where the other sensor is. Thanks for any help

[@jeanjacque1577]

@@theeabster1983 you need to clear the code after replacing it. I never found a second sensor and the code remains after replacing it. If you dont have a scan tool disconnect the battery

[@theeabster1983]

@@jeanjacque1577 I did clear the codes. And the error code went off after about 50 miles and came back on. After leaving this message I found another video on KZbin it's about a minute 40 seconds long and it's the only one that points out a second sensor embedded in the passenger side of the actual radiator lower passenger side. It's my son's car I'm going to have him check to see if it's actually there tomorrow and go from there. Thanks for getting back to me. I asked this question on several videos and you're the only one that ever answered me

[@jeanjacque1577]

@@theeabster1983 I never changed the second one cause I never found it, it was a friends car I was working on but the sensor I changed was only part of the problem, he also had a hairline crack in the thermostat housing so ended up just changing the thermostat, thermostat housing and sensor and it corrected the problem

[@tamarindjohnson4822]

Thank for the help. save me $500+ on repair. Your the best!

[@jager214]

You guys help me so much, figured id give a comment!

[@markslaibi1134]

Does this car has a second sensor ?? Cause i think there is another one behind the thermostat under the cable behind the thermostat

[@kevintomas1822]

Hey yea it does. Look for a silver clip similar to the one on the sensor located by the fan. Its located on or near the thermostat housing.

[@erikvasauez9361]

So I replaced the stock thermostat last year around july/august and then this month i got the check engine and got the P0128 error and i didnt think it was the thermostat already being bad, so i decided to replace this sensor to see if maybe it was just that, did that and it still didnt work so i unplugged the battery to reset the code, then plugged it back in and started the car and immediately the ac turned back on so im hoping this did the trick

[@barbarac3212]

Do you use the same temperature sensor for the one on the thermostat and the one on the radiator? I have a 2014 chevy cruze.

[@ThEmEsSiAh187-CFGeorge]

I believe so. I only found 1 part number for both. To be 100% sure, ask ur local GM parts department dealer

[@bjthedj410]

Replaced thermostat but car still tends to randomly head into overheat mode would replacing this be the first step before replacing thermostat again?

[@nicmcknight4558]

Having a reoccurring check engine light ... I changed my thermostat housing and restarted the battery ... same code keeps coming on would this fix this problem?

[@GK-yy6ke]

You have to clear the code through a scan tool.

[@joemomma7]

I'd love to hear him say "I'll be back!"

[@mehdijari2407]

Verry helpfull video ..Thank's

[@ahmedalakrash8984]

Hello, please. Does this sensor cause a delay in starting in cold weather? I have Orlando 2012. In cold weather, it does not work until after 8, 9, or even 10 times, depending on the weather temperature. Every time the weather is cold in the morning, I turn on a greater number of times. We exchanged the heating plugs and the circuit Responsible and did not solve the problem

[@eetub8936]

Hi, i have a 2012 Chevy Aveo(sonic) and i had the same problem as you. I replaced my cooling sensor and that solved my problem.

[@ahmedalakrash8984]

@@eetub8936 The problem was solved, and there was oxidation in the spark plug cable. Thank you for the response

[@veggiepowered]

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[@victordominguez9860]

To not make a mess but a bigger hose that’s long enough to touch the rim of the bucket and you can save youre coolant/money

[@codymorgan9512]

He’s a rebel. He doesn’t use gloves omg!!!! What a bad man you are!!!!!! 😂

[@antonioficca3639]

Can you make a video replacing the sensor located on the radiator passenger side.

[@michaelsimon7414]

Thanks, 2016 Chevrolet Cruze 1.8L.

[@balkenkreuz2063]

which item is more prone to fail, the thermostat or the sensor(s)?

[@jeanjacque1577]

Cheaper and easier to just replace the housing everything you need Wil be there. It comes with the thermostat and sensor

[@yaush_]

Can I put the same collant back in the car or should I buy more and put in new coolant?

[@ut90J]

I love your videos, they're very helpful.

[@roddparker2891]

Thank to you I just fixed this problem on my car. Helpful video as long it is watched carefully. Great video🚗🚗🚗🚗voom! voom!

[@samruhland6017]

Gawd I luv my repair car videos

[@jamiejones4474]

There is another temperature sensor on the opposite side of the engine. If this video I clouded both locations it would have been more awesome but thank you still

[@MiniWhale81]

Do you have a video on replacing the one on the other (passanger) side? Does the same part fits?

[@toigatuning120]

It is the same part. Located on the passenger side, near the botton of the radiator.

[@MiniWhale81]

@Toiga Tuning I actually replaced the part a couple weeks ago. It was fairly easy however I did let the clip drop that holds it in place, and it was never seen again so then I had to find a ride to the nearest advanced auto parts to get a replacement. However, they are not the same parts. The sensor on the radiator side has tin contacts whereas the one by the water outlet has golden ones

[@adeleyelola]

Good job always. where are you guys at. Do you have any outlet here in Houston. TX.

[@jaythegamer713]

I'm in Houston also

[@alexanderespinoza7024]

I got chevy malibu 2018 ist overheath how iknow if is the headgasket i ready chance water pump termostat radiator end stell overheath

[@huemanexperience1738]

Thank you for making this video. May I suggest you have someone operate the phone/camera while you're showing what you're doing please. You were working on a cruze, mine is sonic. They aren't even in the same place. Concept the same, but still, not all of us "get it", which is why we're on here looking for help. Guaranteed, I'll NEVER buy another chevy after this car. They've lost a solid buyer for three decades of purchases. This line of cars is the worst crap I've ever had to deal with.

[@andredobbs5390]

Very good content! Thanks

[@Devontaes180]

Life saver 👏🏾💯

[@waidulis]

Hi, where should I find sensor at 2014 cruze 2L diesel 120kw?

[@qawwertyyugggyiuiuuhinkopo748]

Yeah I got a 1. 6 4 Chevrolet Aveo yeah mine takes like 3 minutes to change it from the top

[@akhamafu191]

Hi, I have replaced the Sensor but still gauge still on Zero. Only cranks but doesn't Start

[@makerofmanythings8447]

Where is the coolant temperature center on the diesel version.

[@williamherronjr8839]

What happens if you install the sensors in the wrong locations? (Put the radiator sensor in the water outlet and the water outlet sensor in the radiator)

[@susanbetz4156]

After changing the t stat upper an lower sensors,an fan assembly 3 days later no cool why won't the hi speed fan an blower won't come on I feel they gave me the wrong upper sensor

[@DarkKraken69]

thanks for sharing this video, could you please answer: what temperature on the normal running on your Cruze 1.8 ? My Cruze is showing temp ~ 102-103 Celcius when operating. is it true if GM intendedly design higher engine temperature than the others?

[@NicoleGizzy79]

It's right under the hood, it's a sticker look as soon as you open the hood on the plastic above the unlock latch

[@evieemaya88]

Does anyone know / have a link to where the video on bleeding the system Is?

[@Michael-jo9jb]

Hey great video. What is the name of the right angle pipe at the top of the thermostat? The one that goes to the pipe that runs across the back of the engine right to the other side? Mine is broken where the pipe pushes onto it.

[@miguelrebollar1535]

The throttle body inlet heater pipe hose I’m pretty sure

[@Michael-jo9jb]

@@miguelrebollar1535 thanks mate

[@JasonSpitzMI50]

I replaced mine because it's sitting right on the top of the engine next to the top radiator hose and I didn't see any reason to drain the coolant system.🙄

[@johnnyallthecash2742]

and it fixxed the fan connstantly running?

[@shawnmcatee895]

Is that the sensor for the ECU or the gauge? The one that kicks out the check engine code isn't the gauge. ..

[@arifcelik281]

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[@mornigstar4552]

Does this sensor send the signal to dashboard?

[@akshaykumarshetty316]

Yes👍

[@urbanfireblade]

Same as the Vauxhall Mokka👍

[@بوصالح-ث6ض]

Thanks for sharing

[@bmgbmg5019]

Hi Guys . i have one cruz 2011 , and i have a problem of cooling sensor but the sensor is not like this i think . it 's placed at the top of the hard tube from the radiator to engin

[@Alex-rr9ng]

I have code 4 what does that mean on my 1.8 l Chevy sonic?

[@justalittlecountry8487]

Temperature down ac/ air-con stop. Can u explan what is the problem.. Covlolet captiva 2.4 Turbo

[@michaelcallan4523]

Do you have to drain the coolant? I changed mine and now radiator fan and ac not working

[@johnnyallthecash2742]

What did you end up doing? I was also wondering if I have to drain the coolant? When you pulled the sennsor out without draining the coolant did it spill everywhere in your motor??

[@danmorechiketa9140]

On my chev cruze fun is running one way Noone stop what could be the problem sir

[@dangelosmith3692]

Do you really have to drain the antifreeze? Is it mandatory??

[@jeanjacque1577]

No. I never drain the fluid that's pour money down the drain

[@tdearlove2273]

Hey mate where can I purchase a new sensor and clip my clip isn’t going over it properly

[@alanhubbard5441]

If the clip isn’t going into place you probably left the old o-ring in the hole remove it then reassemble clip should slide into place

[@WhoKnowsWhy25]

Is this sensor identical to the one on the side of the radiator.

[@hectortha]

Did you figure out if they are the same sensor?

[@MrZaidaziz]

Please I need your help my Chevy Cruze 2011 have problem my coolant water is boiling I change the head gasket and thermostat and still I have same problem I took it to more than one mechanic nobody solve the problem

[@wewantthetruth722]

Change sensor

[@ThaArtfulDodger]

Does anyone know if this is a repair for OBDII Code P00B4 ???

[@julianperez1270]

Why drain the Coolant?? Unless I'm missing something on this vehicles

[@adeleyelola]

I JUST GOT A 2014 CHEVY LT. FAN STAYS ON WHEN ENGINE IS OFF, COOLANT DONT STAY IN THE CAR, IT BOILS LIKE OVERHEATING. WHAT CAN I DO? WHAT IS WRONG WITH MY CAR. PLEASE HELP

[@SergioIsToCool]

Have you tried the sensor? Fan should stay on when the engine is off for a couple of mins

[@דניאלאלון-פ4ג]

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[@mr.peanutbutter5946]

Thanks

[@victorhernandez5862]

Hi. The same for chevy aveo 5 2009 ?

[@joemosc5671]

I replaced all cooling sensors Replaced radiator replaced thermostat housing all hoses new fans water pump Car is still throwing it’s over heating daily I’ve had Chevy look at it so many times they threw there hands in the air and said there not sure anymore what do I do 😞

[@LuvMyBrownskin305]

joel herder So sorry to hear that.. have you tried disconnecting the thermostat as a whole?

[@mikimaus5869]

I have Opel Vectra C with Z18XER motor (1.8, 140PS) and problem of throwing coolant out (like overheating). But it is not overheating at my case. Problem is in radiator cap expansion: i.ebayimg.com/images/g/e~IAAOSwtphc4rNM/s-l400.jpg More precisely, smaller O-ring does not keep the pressure and allows to throw coolant away at working temperature (103-108 Degrees Celsius). I bought several original Opel caps (once part of GM, same as Chevrolet) and none of original caps kept pressure. So look at it, if it is easy to unscrew, then the cap doesn't hold pressure. If you have the same problem as I have, then this is my solution: I put thread seal tape: 5.imimg.com/data5/KW/UF/MY-39233334/teflon-tape-2f-ptfe-tape-500x500.jpg in O-ring groove (wrapped about 15 times - thickness of my tape is 0.075mm) and put O-ring 23x4mm in groove. Works like a charm. Bought several O-rings more for substitution when needed (O-ring costs me approx 1$/piece and original cap cost me more then 25$ - and doesn't work). Hope to help if someone has same issue.

[@0121Shotz]

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[@sooflex15]

Okay so I keep getting a/c off due to high engine message and my fan is blowing hard.

[@akshaykumarshetty316]

I think your thermostat valve is not opening @80-82 degree Celsius, so the coolant is not flowing through the radiator, and hence its overhearing. You can check it by touching the engine to radiator inlet pipe(if its not hot after 10 mins of starting the engine there is a thermostat valve blocking the flow of coolant ).

[@huemanexperience1738]

@@akshaykumarshetty316 but wouldn't a bad sensor cause this to happen? I've been thru FIVE thermostats in less than three years. All the while, I find out the sensors are pretty much crap. Sensor not working right, thermostat won't either....right?

[@jokesbybobhill8953]

so is this for code PO 186?

[@vkain100]

Why would this need to be replaced?

[@keithhibell7614]

Mine was fuse box relay termales loose not conection on relay

[@Coltsplayer70]

What’s the metal spring/ clip called... mine went flying 😂

[@Originalxlander]

That isn't the thermostat. Not even the thermostat housing. You also skipped a sensor.

[@mornigstar4552]

Do you know the resistance of this sensor?

[@londongabaldon9894]

@6:51

[@JuanAyala-zc7yd]

When I change the sensor I need to replace the cooler fluid?

[@bobbymakedonski9190]

no need

[@anwarsoudi992]

Hello boss you working wich contry

[@victoriakivi4909]

Question: 2011 Chevy Cruze- Coolant Fan comes on. Temperature Gage doesn't say it's hot. Car is rough idling. All of a sudden this is happening. What is wrong with my car?? Also Check engine light is on for codes P0171 P0106 P1101 Can someone please help me?!

[@bonniegarcia7608]

Victoria Kivi same problem! Any luck fixing it?

[@donjuan6324]

use Google search and search for each code separately like this ... 2011 Chevy Cruze diagnostics code PO171

[@YouTuberMe68]

Since just about everything you do is at front of the car, why not leave the panels off?. I stored mine in the basement. For years, cars didn't have all of this bs on the.

[@goforittwice]

Under the hood, the 2013 Chev Cruz is quite different than the 2013 Malibu, enough so that this video is of less help.

[@ياعليمدد-ت2خ4ك]

no need to empty the system

[@beamsio]

Puts bucket to catch draining coolant. Coolant goes everywhere. Typical GM crap engineering, can't even plan for proper fluid drains.

[@GG-gs6hk]

hello friend thanks for the comment, could you help me? I have a Cruze 2013 AT and when the engine is at working temperature with the pointer in the middle when I stop at a traffic light the rpms drop, this only happens when it is warmed up, and when I turn on the AC the oscillation stops completely and the car comes back to normal, could it be this sensor? I recorded a video if you can see it I would be very happy thanks kzbin.infok-bcwGE_xfc

[@CatalinaMoraCisternas-bb3yy]

En español porfavor

[@LuvMyBrownskin305]

These cars are a piece of shit in general. Chevy stopped caring at the Malibu.. Anything cheaper is just a shit load of problems. Should be illegal.

[@marcospelon6405]

Ií

[@BörjeAndersson-c2y]

Svenska

[@owensrayfeilds6800]

your language and sound is bad,,,i had to put slow video to understand you,,,stop racing with your talk..

[@Phone-sh7jg]

How much is that to replace at the dealer

[@ياعليمدد-ت2خ4ك]

no need to empty the system