Chevy traverse 3.6 coolant temperature sensor location

[@travellwilson]

Thanks! Video helped a lot!

[@mark_osborne]

Thank you so much ! I'm doing one right now and your video is just what I needed to help me along

[@JasperLong-l6n]

Thank you

[@michaelgranville1733]

Very good video thank you helped a lot

[@christianorozco2152]

Good job buddy 👍🏻

[@emilycummings7540]

I think my car is in the early stages of the part going bad. My 2012 travers ltz
keeps going a notch above 210 on the gage when setting at red lights.
Did you notice the same thing?

[@ramonhd5884]

Good job brother

[@sarncadrilI]

Thank you for the video.. But how do you get the wire off? I can't figure out the connector..

[@rocket5557]

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[@Andr1019_]

Hi did you remember at the temp your fans kick on?

[@martinlutherbling424]

DUDE ! You forgot to TIGHTEN IT ! Also... whenever you have the oil filler tube open you should put the cap back on or a clean rag over it so NOTHING CAN FALL into your engine.

[@joshuabeecham2663]

This is a coolant temp sensor, so did you have to drain the coolant? Or does the sensor only touch the head and not the water-jacket. Also, did you have to wrap the threads with anything like Teflon tape or something more heat resistant?

[@rocket5557]

No drain needed. You can put anti-seize on the threads.

[@ahmadlihmeidi9235]

💪🏼

[@wolfserker3179]

A 19inch socket!?

[@MacAutoDiag]

LOL

[@MyKonaRC]

how do you take of the connector?

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[@prestonico2603]

good video but hope you picked up your trash that blew away

[@mikehuckaby9338]

Thank you

[@scrapking9185]

Thank you