Water Temp Temperature Sensor for Arctic Cat Dvx 400 2004-2008

Note: Before ordering, please make sure that the parts, connectors and plugs on our pictures are the same as your old products to avoid wrong purchase.Reliable Material: This engine coolant temperature sensor operates on the principle of thermal sensitivity. As for the material of the thermo sensor, it uses high-quality materials and uses brass as the contact part for cooling water, making it more sensitive. Additionally, the plug part also uses nickel coasted copper material, allowing it to transmit signals more quickly. Its high-quality materials not only improve its work efficiency, but also greatly extend its service lifeInstallation Step:1.Diagnostic the trouble code to identify the faulty part2.Remove it from wiring connector3.Reinstall the new part4 Clear the trouble codes

• Reliable Material: This engine coolant temperature sensor operates on the principle of thermal sensitivity. As for the material of the thermo sensor, it uses high-quality materials and uses brass as the contact part for cooling water, making it more sensitive. Additionally, the plug part also uses nickel coasted copper material, allowing it to transmit signals more quickly. Its high-quality materials not only improve its work efficiency, but also greatly extend its service life
• Feature: Coolant Temperature Sensor is made of quality metal material, durable with stable performance. The coolant temperature sensor is used to monitor the temperature of the engine coolant, and ECM achieves the corresponding control after the temperature signal is sent to the engine control module ECM as the engine temperature signal
• Advantage: :Improve vehicle performance;eliminates failure light codes;designed to be direct replacements and does not require calibration or programming or modification
• Notice: Carefully check fitment, list description,part pictures and part no., must make sure they all fit your vehicle
• Easy to use: Remove the wire connector from the sensor, unscrew the sensor with a deep socket or open-ended wrench, unscrew the new sensor and connect the plug