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Stalling? ECT 850 1995

In the last month my Check Engine Light has gone on 3 times. Under A2 I constantly get a 1-2-3 being from what I've been told is something wrong with the ECT. Very recently when I'm driving and come to a light or stand still my vehicle idles very low or it will idle low and then recover about 100 RPMS. After about an hour later the car gets scary it starts stalling for a sec when the light goes green or it recovers with 300-400 RPM jump. But everytime I have this problem I get a Check Engine light some where. Do all signs point to the ECT and does anyone know the proper name or part number of it.








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Re: Stalling? ECT 850 1995

The link below has a post on changing the thermostat and ECT (engine coolant temp sensor) I know it should be the ECTS. The post would at least give you an Idea where to look for connections and such. If you have cleared the code and it keeps returning, good chance the sensor needs replacing. If your thermostat hasn't been changed then do it at the same time.








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Re: Stalling? ECT 850 1995

It's the "engine coolant temperature" sensor, located in the thermostat housing. Could be just a bad connection??

RussB in CT








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