Temperature sensor

I have a 121 Mazda and when the temperature indicator reaches half

Change the refrigerant temperature sensor that is the one that keeps the laps prior information to the switchboard, but not that of the clock.

I agree with Wiltapower, it changes the temperature sensor is not expensive and it is easy to change, now that sensor handles ground signals that sends to the ECU to lengthen or shorten the injection pulses, a good way to saver if it is damaged is to see how much it takes to start in the mornings, let it be to the first attempt or to the second when much, if it costs you to do it a little. So you are sure that it is, it has two cables unlike the clock, and are mounted on the right.

If you do not improve the problem by changing the sensor check the engine turning sensor sometimes gives that problem too

Good afternoon

I have a Mazda 121 and the following happens to me and the revolutions go down and the car goes out, but I had never noticed if this passed when the temperature rises, you consider that the temperature sensor changed this problem will be removed, and on the other hand the car has no strength to be due. Thanks for the help


Willtopower wrote:

Change the refrigerant temperature sensor that is the one that keeps the laps prior information to the switchboard, but not that of the clock.