Coolant Temperature Sensor (ECT) 99-03

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F65Z10884AA

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$172.73
$172.73
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Coolant Temperature Sensor (ECT) 99-03

Motorcraft Coolant Temperature Sensor 99-03 7.3L Powerstroke

NOTE: Some 2002 and 2003 models used an oil temp sensor in place of the standard black coolant temp sensor.

1999-2003 7.3L E Series, F Series, Excursion
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  • 5
    Ect

    Posted by Chris on Nov 22nd 2024

    Don't be a dumb dumb like me and get the ect when your truck k uses the oil pressure. 117 bucks down the drain

  • 5
    Coolant Temperature Sensor

    Posted by Crystal on Jan 28th 2023

    Perfect fit and super fast shipping. Highly recommend!

  • 5
    Coolant Temp Sensor

    Posted by Norm on Aug 14th 2022

    Bought an after market sensor when I replaced my water pump in my 2000 7.3 and it just stopped working. Message boards were correct. i replaced it with OE Sensor and it worked!!!

  • 3
    COOLANT TEMPERATURE SENSOR (ECT) 99-03

    Posted by Nigel on Sep 8th 2021

    I am sure this is a good part... Just did not fit my 2003 f250 S/d 7.3L. had to get another sensor which had a gray connector and was about 28 ohms resisitance.

  • 5
    Coolant sensor

    Posted by Anthony on Apr 21st 2021

    Perfect fit works great. Highly recommended

  • 5
    OEM

    Posted by nick on Apr 5th 2021

    this is one part you must use OEM! this part solved a huge headache the auto parts store brands wouldnt do. just save urself the headache and get this one!

  • 5
    2000 7.3 coolant sensor

    Posted by Felix da cat f350 on Mar 21st 2021

    don't waste your money at the local parts store, by oem replacement. The cheaps ones didn't work. This work perfect on my 2000 f350

  • 5
    TEMP SENSOR

    Posted by Lew S Starr on Jan 23rd 2021

    WORKS GREAT

  • 5
    Finally!!

    Posted by george on Jun 27th 2020

    Thanks Clay for providing me with the right sensor at a great price! After chasing the AutoZone rabbit to get my temp gauge working again, one call to you is all it took.