Tridon Coolant Sensor TCS140

Tridon Coolant Sensor

The Tridon Coolant Sensor TCS140 is an essential component for monitoring the temperature of your vehicle's coolant. Designed for reliability, this sensor is perfect for DIY enthusiasts, tradies, and fleet operators looking to maintain optimal engine performance. With Tridon's reputation for quality, you can trust this sensor to provide accurate readings, ensuring your vehicle runs smoothly and efficiently.

Whether you're working on passenger cars, 4x4s, or commercial vehicles, the TCS140 is engineered to meet the demands of various applications, making it a versatile choice for any automotive maintenance task.

Key features

• High-quality construction for durability and long-lasting performance.
• Push-in style design for easy installation and secure fit.
• Accurate temperature readings to help prevent engine overheating.
• Compatible with a wide range of vehicle makes and models.
• Designed to withstand harsh operating conditions.

Technical details

• Type: Coolant temperature sensor
• Thread: Push-in style
• Brand: Tridon
• Application: Automotive coolant systems

Applications / fitment

The Tridon Coolant Sensor TCS140 is typically used in various automotive cooling systems to monitor coolant temperature effectively.

• Passenger vehicles
• 4x4 vehicles
• Light commercial vehicles
• Fleet vehicles
• Heavy-duty machinery

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Frequently asked questions

How do I install the Tridon Coolant Sensor?

Installation is straightforward; simply push the sensor into the designated port in the coolant system. Ensure the connection is secure to avoid leaks.

Is this coolant sensor compatible with all vehicle models?

The Tridon Coolant Sensor TCS140 is designed to be compatible with a wide range of vehicle makes and models, but it's best to check your vehicle specifications for exact fitment.

What should I do if my coolant sensor fails?

If you suspect a failure, it's advisable to replace the sensor promptly to prevent potential engine overheating and damage.

How can I maintain the coolant sensor?

Regularly check the sensor for signs of wear or damage and ensure it is clean and free from debris to maintain accurate readings.

What are the signs of a faulty coolant sensor?

Common signs include fluctuating temperature readings, engine overheating, or warning lights on the dashboard.