Where is the Engine Oil Temperature Sensor located?
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Where is the Engine Oil Temperature Sensor located?
I have a 2004 f150 5.4 motor. Just got the code P0198 "Temperature(EOT)sensor circuit high". I called the Ford Dealer and the only part they could find under this was the Temperature sensor which I'm not sure if it's the same thing. I have no idea where the part is located on the motor to see it. Can someone please tell me or show me where this is at??
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Harold Ramo (01-24-2024)
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Harold Ramo (01-24-2024)
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That's where I thought it was. Has 2 wires coming out of it. I unplugged it and then plugged it back in and reset the engine light. My engine oil temp has remained stable and not jumping all around like before. I've only driven the truck about 5 miles since I did that so we'll see if it stays off.
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I thought I read somewhere that some F-150s don't even have a sensor. My 04 STX oil temp gauge, when I cold start my truck, goes straight to a little past the middle line. On my programmer the EOT is always zero. It never shows a trouble code.
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Thats the oil pressure gauge
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Arizona Tumbleweed (12-17-2017)
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I scanned my 05 and the code said P1184 - EOT out of sensing range.
Possible causes could be:
Bad sensor / resistor in the sensor.
Loose connection.
Bad ECM.
Stuck thermostat - (fluid was 185 degrees)
Engine not at operating temperature.
Harness shorted or open.
Truck wasn't at operating temperature and I will check the connection at the pan also.
Thanks "Verus Pro"
Possible causes could be:
Bad sensor / resistor in the sensor.
Loose connection.
Bad ECM.
Stuck thermostat - (fluid was 185 degrees)
Engine not at operating temperature.
Harness shorted or open.
Truck wasn't at operating temperature and I will check the connection at the pan also.
Thanks "Verus Pro"
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