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Old November 17th, 2009, 1:35 PM
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Default Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor

I have a 2007 chevy silerado classic 4.3l v6. where is the temp sensor located? my service engine light came on i brought it to autozone and the computer said it was the sensor, low coolant, or t stat. i cant seem to find the coolant temp sensor.

ok i found the temp sensor and changed it light is still on.

should i change the t-stat?





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wouldn't hurt. its a cheap fix.
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WHre is it located?
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Originally Posted by hrob
WHre is it located?
on the drivers side of the block
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Thanks!...just changed it.

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Default Still have a problem with hot starts

I have had a problem with hot starts with my 2000 Silverado 5.3 engine.
It starts right up when cold or within 5 minutes of running at fully hot.
Aftger 5 minutes or so, it takes turning over up to 10 seconds before starting and then it idles rough for a short time. I took it to the closest Chevy dealer and they checked it over and were perplexed having never had a problem like
that. They check the computer, checked the fuel pump (good pressure), cleaned out the fuel lin and installed a new fuel filter. I put this on the internet and someone said it was the Engine Coolant temperature sensor.
I changed that today but I still have the problem. ANY IDEAS?

Thanks
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