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Asked by GuruLR34 Apr 16, 2017 at 10:33 AM about the 2002 Chevrolet Impala LS FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have a 2002 chevy impala ls that the cooling fans wont come on and the temp gauge is bout half way hot and normally wont get that hot and there is this blue and white sensor that comes off that cooling sensor off the motor that was chewed  up and cant find that part any where and need help identify that sensor but had to take the wires off the sensor and hardly wire them to the chewed sensor and need help where to find one

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If you go to the parts store they can find the right part for you, even a wire connector. This sounds like the temperature sending unit.

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I have replaced all three relays and have changed the coolant sensor and pigtail all tighter and I made sure the pigtail was connected right in to the wiring that came off the blue and white sensor that is covered up by wiring cover things and made sure the wires are touching and all the fuses and relay are brand new I cant get them to come on and also that it gets hallway mark and wont stay in cooler

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