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    Established Member Two Rings
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    OEM Green coolant sensor?

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    So I bought this VAST Fueling kit, have everything installed, where does this OEM green coolant sensor go?


    https://vastperformance.com/index.ph...-kit-2-7t.html


    Thanks for help guys

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    Veteran Member Three Rings
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    It goes into the coolant pipe on the passenger side close to the fake firewall under the accordion hose.

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    Senior Member Three Rings PluschakovP's Avatar
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    Right here, circled in red. Sorry for the bad picture...


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    Senior Member Three Rings hellrot98m3's Avatar
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    i dont know why but i could have sworn it was on the driver side? i know the picture is there to prove me wrong smh

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    Senior Member Three Rings Marioh's Avatar
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    Passenger side for sure. Easy to replace.

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    Senior Member Three Rings ezfour's Avatar
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    Nope, driver's side is for the afterrun pump switch

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    Established Member Two Rings
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    Thanks guys! I knew AZ would come thru :)

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    Veteran Member Four Rings
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    So just to make sure, if we're looking at the engine in the car, the coolant temp. sensor is down below behind the accordian hose and not right behind the top of the y-pipe where the accordian hose connects right? Cuz it looks like there's two sensors there.

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    Senior Member Three Rings PluschakovP's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by hellrot98m3 View Post
    i dont know why but i could have sworn it was on the driver side? i know the picture is there to prove me wrong smh
    there actually is one on the drivers side too, but people always replace the one on the passenger side. don't ask me why, i don't know the difference.

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    Senior Member Three Rings PluschakovP's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by hellrot98m3 View Post
    i dont know why but i could have sworn it was on the driver side? i know the picture is there to prove me wrong smh
    here's the one on the drivers side too. apparently drivers side is for the aux pump, and passenger side is coolant sensor.


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    Veteran Member Three Rings
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    Quote Originally Posted by PluschakovP View Post
    there actually is one on the drivers side too, but people always replace the one on the passenger side. don't ask me why, i don't know the difference.
    Like you said above, the one on the passenger side is the coolant temp sensor (CTS) that actually can affect performance. My car was throwing rich codes and sputtering because mine crapped out. The sensor on the driver side that looks nearly identical to the CTS is the aux pump thermostat which controls when your aux pump runs.

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