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ACDelco
2004 Cadillac Escalade EXT Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor ACDelco

P311-557D307    W0133-1924495  New

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ACDelco Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor
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Brand: ACDelco
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2004 - Cadillac Escalade EXT
ACDelco
2010 Cadillac Escalade Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor 8 Cyl 6.0L ACDelco

P311-557D307    W0133-1924495  New

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ACDelco Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor
  • This Original Equipment Manufacturer part is the same part that was made & installed by the car manufacturer at the factory where the car was produced.
  • Genuine GM
  • Location-Engine
Brand: ACDelco
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Vehicle Block Engine CID CC
2010 - Cadillac Escalade V 8 Cyl 6.0L 364 5967
ACDelco
2010 Cadillac Escalade Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor 8 Cyl 6.0L ACDelco

P311-557D307    W0133-1924495  New

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ACDelco Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor
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  • Location-Engine
Brand: ACDelco
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Vehicle Block Engine CID CC
2010 - Cadillac Escalade V 8 Cyl 6.0L 364 5967
ACDelco
2003 Cadillac Escalade EXT Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor ACDelco

P311-557D307    W0133-1924495  New

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ACDelco Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor
  • This Original Equipment Manufacturer part is the same part that was made & installed by the car manufacturer at the factory where the car was produced.
  • Genuine GM
Brand: ACDelco
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2003 - Cadillac Escalade EXT
Delphi
1990 Cadillac Allante Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor Delphi - Original Equipment

P311-4BE4A0A    W0133-1681994  New

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Delphi Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor
  • This Original Equipment Manufacturer part is the same part that was made & installed by the car manufacturer at the factory where the car was produced.
  • Original Equipment
Brand: Delphi
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1990 - Cadillac Allante
ACDelco
2015 Cadillac ELR Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor ACDelco

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ACDelco Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor
  • This Original Equipment Manufacturer part is the same part that was made & installed by the car manufacturer at the factory where the car was produced.
  • Genuine GM
  • Gold Terminal Pins, Incl.O-Ring
Brand: ACDelco
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2015 - Cadillac ELR
ACDelco
2016 Cadillac ELR Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor ACDelco

P311-3E25F7E    W0133-1998421  New

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ACDelco Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor
  • This Original Equipment Manufacturer part is the same part that was made & installed by the car manufacturer at the factory where the car was produced.
  • Genuine GM
  • Gold Terminal Pins
Brand: ACDelco
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2016 - Cadillac ELR
ACDelco
2014 Cadillac ELR Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor ACDelco

P311-3E25F7E    W0133-1998421  New

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ACDelco Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor
  • This Original Equipment Manufacturer part is the same part that was made & installed by the car manufacturer at the factory where the car was produced.
  • Genuine GM
Brand: ACDelco
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2014 - Cadillac ELR
ACDelco
2010 Cadillac CTS Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor 6 Cyl 3.6L ACDelco

P311-4FE8EDF    W0133-2043122  New

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ACDelco Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor
  • This Original Equipment Manufacturer part is the same part that was made & installed by the car manufacturer at the factory where the car was produced.
  • Genuine GM
Brand: ACDelco
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2010 - Cadillac CTS Performance V 6 Cyl 3.6L 217 3564
Vemo
2010 Cadillac CTS Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor Vemo

P311-4D11164    W0133-2043122  New

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Vemo Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor
Brand: Vemo
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2010 - Cadillac CTS Premium
Febi
2014 Cadillac ELR Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor Febi

P311-3CD0E6D    W0133-1998421  New

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Febi Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor
Brand: Febi
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2014 - Cadillac ELR
ACDelco
2015 Cadillac XTS Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor ACDelco

P311-4C888AB    W0133-2044463  New

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ACDelco Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor
  • This Original Equipment Manufacturer part is the same part that was made & installed by the car manufacturer at the factory where the car was produced.
  • Genuine GM
  • Incl.O-Ring
Brand: ACDelco
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2015 - Cadillac XTS Turbocharged
ACDelco
2008 Cadillac CTS Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor ACDelco

P311-4FE8EDF    W0133-2043122  New

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ACDelco Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor
  • This Original Equipment Manufacturer part is the same part that was made & installed by the car manufacturer at the factory where the car was produced.
  • Genuine GM
  • Eng:LLT
Brand: ACDelco
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2008 - Cadillac CTS LLT
Vemo
2004 Cadillac Escalade Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor Vemo

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Vemo Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor
Brand: Vemo
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2004 - Cadillac Escalade
Vemo
2009 Cadillac Escalade Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor 8 Cyl 6.0L Vemo

P311-2BB766B    W0133-1924495  New

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Vemo Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor
  • Location-Engine
Brand: Vemo
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Vehicle Block Engine CID CC
2009 - Cadillac Escalade V 8 Cyl 6.0L 364 5967
Vemo
2008 Cadillac CTS Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor Vemo

P311-4D11164    W0133-2043122  New

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Vemo Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor
  • Eng:LLT
Brand: Vemo
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Vehicle Engine Designation
2008 - Cadillac CTS LLT
Febi
2016 Cadillac ELR Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor Febi

P311-3CD0E6D    W0133-1998421  New

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Febi Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor
  • Gold Terminal Pins
Brand: Febi
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2016 - Cadillac ELR
Febi
2015 Cadillac ELR Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor Febi

P311-3CD0E6D    W0133-1998421  New

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Febi Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor
  • Gold Terminal Pins, Incl.O-Ring
Brand: Febi
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2015 - Cadillac ELR
Delphi
1987 Cadillac Cimarron Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor 6 Cyl 2.8L Delphi

P311-591F9C6    TS10075  New

12001 , 12146312 , 12500 , 13111 , 140-206 , 140206 , 15326386 , 158-0536 , 211-1012 , 213310 , 21372 , 213928 , 25036979 , 36403 , 5S1018 , 8-12146-312-0 , 8-25036-979-0 , 8121463120 , 81532-638-60 , 8153263860 , 8250369790 , CS3 , SU109 , TS4015 , TS4052 , TS4052SB , TSU81 , TU223 , TX3 , TX3T , WT3000 , WT3000P

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Delphi Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor
  • Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor
  • 100 years of OE experience, supplier to the world's top automakers, OE Heritage and knowledge built into every aftermarket part.
Brand: Delphi
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Vehicle Block Engine CID CC
1987 - Cadillac Cimarron V 6 Cyl 2.8L 173 -
Standard Ignition
2008 Cadillac XLR Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor Standard Ignition

P311-2EC47E7    TX3  New

10045847 , 12001 , 12146312 , 12500 , 15-51107 , 15326386 , 158-0468 , 158-0536 , 18-7600 , 19187357 , 19189478 , 1H8 , 2-8296 , 201-1593 , 211-1012 , 211-91012 , 213-310 , 213-4396 , 213-52 , 213-72 , 213-928 , 25036078 , 25036708 , 25036979 , 25037182 , 2CTS0001 , 31195 , 36403 , 3850397 , 3850397-5 , 4040 , 4141 , 4X-3003 , 5S1018 , 5S1474 , 71-2501 , 71-2507 , 73910 , 74040 , 8-12146-312-0 , 8-12146-312-1 , 8-15326-386-0 , 8-25036-092-0 , 8-25036-979-0 , 805218T , 8100458470 , 8121463120 , 8132906 , 8133450 , 8153263860 , 8296 , 8983502327 , 9-42402 , CTS003 , CTSA2 , EF0008 , J3241950 , MT0497 , SU102 , SU109 , SU109VC , TS10011 , TS10075 , TS10075-11B1 , TS10140 , TS10171 , TS10181 , TS4052 , TS4052SB , TX3T , WT3000 , WTC1001

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Standard Ignition Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor
  • Coolant Temperature Sensor
  • Single Lever Multifunction Switch Assembly
  • Product Attributes:
    • Attachment Method: Bolt On
    • Connector Gender: Female
    • Connector Quantity: 1
    • Connector Shape: Round
    • Terminal Gender: Male
    • Terminal Quantity: 2
    • Terminal Type: Pin
    • Thread Size: 3/8-18 "
  • Our temperature sensors are manufactured using proprietary brass casings for superior durability and a longer lasting part life.. Each of these parts is 100% functional and environmental tested to ensure that the part you receive will outperform any other sensor available in the aftermarket.. Every one of our temperature sensor connectors has been carefully crafted to ensure proper fitment, as engine management systems require reliable connections in order to reach optimum performance.. Each part that we manufacture endures rigorous end of line testing to ensure that every part meets the linearity specifications expected by the engine management system in your vehicle..
Brand: Standard Ignition
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2008 - Cadillac XLR

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97 Cadillac Deville overheating - help is appreciated

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Question From xlaxplaya on 97 Cadillac Deville overheating - help is appreciated

1997 Cadillac Deville, 4.6L V8
66,000 miles

I recently got my hands on a 97 Deville in excellent condition, except for overheating issues. At first, I feared a blown head gasket or worse, but I did a pressure test and a block test, and both came back normal.

Later, I noticed that the radiator fans don't turn on, even when the coolant gets up to 225 degrees (I'm afraid to run it any hotter than that). However, the fans WILL turn on when the AC is on, and the coolant quickly goes back down to around 200 degrees. I've checked all the fan relays, and they're fine. The only other thing I can think of doing is replacing the coolant temperature sensor, but that doesn't make much sense to me. The computer is displaying the temperature on the dash; it's just not kicking the fans on unless the AC is turned on. I used a friend's scanner, and it's not throwing any error codes, and I'm getting no warning lights on the dash display.

I'm kind of at a loss here. I can't figure out what the problem is. Some questions, I hope somebody can answer them:

1. Does anybody know the temperature at which the fans are supposed to come on?

2. Is there more than one coolant temperature sensor (one to switch the fans on, and one to talk to the computer)?

3. Is there anything other than the relays and the temperature sensor that could be causing this?

Response From Hammer Time

Your problem is that you don't have a problem.

It is normal for those fans to come on at 226 deg or higher. They are intentionally programmed that way.

Response From xlaxplaya

According to the manual, normal operating temp is between 180 and 200 degrees. But thanks for the tip, I'll take it for a drive to see if I can get it above 230, and see if the fans kick on then.

Response From Hammer Time

You'll never get it that high with the car moving. The thermostat is 195 degree and it will run around 200 with the car moving but with the car stopped, the fan will let it get hotter before coming on. That's normal and done for emissions reasons.

Response From xlaxplaya

Thanks, you're right. The fans kick on around 222 degrees. I just took it for a drive and it looks like I've got bigger problems. It overheats very quickly at high RPM's (going up hills) and acts just like the gasket is blown, but as I said, I used both a pressure test and a block test, and both indicated no gasket/head leaking. But I'll make a new thread; the title issue is null.

Response From Hammer Time

Neither of those tests will tell you anything conclusively. These engines are notorious for the head bolts pulling the threads right out of the block. The only real accurate test is to use an exhaust gas analyzer over the radiator cap to sniff for hydrocarbons.

If it's consuming coolant and/or building pressure very quickly, that's likely the problem. If it's getting hot without first losing coolant, then it's likely a bad radiator.

Response From xlaxplaya Top Rated Answer

That's what I meant by "block test"; a hydrocarbons test. Should have been more specific. Actually, it looks like it might have just been a faulty radiator cap. I pressure tested the cap, and it looks like it purges at only 5psi, which could lower the coolant level, which could cause it to overheat. I'm planning on flushing the radiator tomorrow and replacing the cap, and I'll see what happens then.

Response From Hammer Time

That's what I meant by "block test"; a hydrocarbons test

You were talking about an inexpensive chemical test using blue fluid which can be very unreliable and I'm talking about a $10,000 4 gas exhaust analyzer. Not the same

Response From xlaxplaya

Oh good god. That sounds fun. Okay, I'm gonna see what happens tomorrow and make a decision from there. Thanks for your help.

1985 Cadillac stalls at idle

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Question From CadillacGirl1985 on 1985 Cadillac stalls at idle

Hi,

I have a 1985 Cadillac Eldorado (4.1 engine) (only 66,000 original miles) and I've been having a lot of trouble with my idle. The car used to periodically have trouble idling at stop lights, rev forward, and stall. This only happened after driving relatively long distances when the car was warm. It was a very rare problem, but now the car stalls nearly every time it idles for more than a few minutes (even cold).

It became really bad when I was driving it, heard a couple of choking sounds like the fuel wasn’t flowing right, and the car gradually lost power. Since the "big" issue came to be I've had the distributor cap and rotor (also the wiring for the cap), spark plugs, ISC motor, and coolant temperature sensor changed to no avail. Diagnostics test throws a code (18) for crank signal circuit but the mechanic is unsure if that is the actual problem. When the car idles at a stop light it'll run for a few minutes and stall out. It also struggles quite a bit in motion and when it is parked with the engine running it idles high, low, and stalls out within minutes. However, if you keep your foot on the gas pedal the car will idle well until it’s removed. I have a "service now" light that comes on right before the problem really kicks up. The MAT sensor is a suspect, as is a potential electrical short.

Any help would be greatly appreciated,

Kasey

Response From Loren Champlain Sr

CadillacGirl; If it is coming up with a CKP code, that is definitely worth a look, but generally when they go bad, the engine will die (or be unable to start) because you will lose injector pulse. Keeping the idle up wouldn't normally help. But it is definitely worth checking. The MAT sensor can cause an idle issue, but I'm not convinced that it, either, would cause the symptoms you are experiencing. The problem with the older Cads, you can't get live data from the ECM, just the hokey heater controls. There are a couple things I'd like to check; 1) MAP sensor, and 2) Fuel filter and pressure. (mainly because this is happening at various temps). Might also have him check the O2 sensor. Unfortunately, most of these are going to have to be checked manually, so you are probably looking at some diagnostic charges.

Response From CadillacGirl1985

Loren,

Thank you for the suggestions. We do need to replace the fuel filter, but do you think that could be the sole issue causing this? It seems like more than that. I've also experienced the air conditioning turning itself on at one point which makes me feel like there might be a short. The electrical has been acting a bit strange since we changed the coolant temperature sensor. Any chance that one of those wires shorted out and is causing this? Also, my ECM shouldn't be bad if it's only throwing the crank code right? I'm fearing the worst right now. We've been fighting this issue for a week now. Been through two mechanics and both are stumped. I was told something is messed up in the communication with the ECM. Not quite sure what that comes down to.

Kasey

Response From Double J

Agree with Loren...Checking the fuel pressure ,replacing fuel filter....

Also ,these had intermittent faults with the Pick-up coils.
Does the vehicle start right back after the stall?

May want to take it to Cadillac for diagnosis....


Here is the possible causes of a code 18...


During engine cranking, a 12 volt signal is present in the cranking circuit between the ignition switch and ECM.
Code 18 indicates that the ECM is not receiving the 12 volt signal while the engine is being cranked. Possible causes of this condition are:

  1. Defective ignition switch
  2. Defective wiring harness or electrical connectors.
  3. ECM not processing signal.
  4. Blown 3 amp ``Crank'' fuse.

To diagnose a Code 18, proceed as follows:
  1. Check condition of 3 amp ``Crank'' fuse. If fuse is blown, check circuit 6 (1985, 806) for a short circuit to ground between the fuse and ECM. If circuit is satisfactory, replace fuse. If fuse blows again, check for faulty ECM or ECM connector and repair or replace as necessary.
  2. Crank engine while checking for voltage at crank fuse using voltmeter J-29125 or equivalent connected between fuse and ground. If reading of zero volts is obtained, check for open in circuit 6 (1985, 806) and repair as necessary.
  3. If reading of 12 volts is obtained at fuse, connect voltmeter lead to pin No. 1 at blue electrical connector. If voltmeter indicates 12 volts while cranking, check terminal for open condition. If terminal is in satisfactory condition, check for faulty ECMor ECM connector and repair or replace as necessary.
  4. If voltage reading is zero, check for open in circuit 6 (1985, 806) and repair as necessary.

Response From CadillacGirl1985

Jim,

The car does start right back up after stalling. For a while it runs fine and acts like nothing happened, then the "service now" light starts flashing, and it struggles a bit. At a stop light when this is happening, the car stalls out at idle. It almost seems like it resets itself for a while and then the problem hits again. I did take it for diagnosic and the ISC was bad. They fixed that, however, and the code for that is now gone. The only code showing was for the crank now.

Hope this extra info helps. Thanks for everything.

Kasey

Response From Double J Top Rated Answer

The starts right back is indicative of the intermittent failure with the pick up coil...

Let us know

Response From CadillacGirl1985

The plug on the MAT sensor is coated with gunk, which can't be good. Tonight the fuel filter and MAT sensor will be replaced. If those don't work, I'll definitely be checking the pick-up coil next. I sometimes hear a strange clicking noise when the car is idling. It's like a little tapping sound of metal. Any theories for that?

Kasey

Response From Loren Champlain Sr

Kasey; The communication problem with the ECM is, unfortunately, uh, normal? I dread it when one of the older Caddys comes in. They are a diagnostitions nightmare. The CTS is very important; It tells the ECM engine temperature, and controls fuel delivery accordingly. If shorted to ground, I'm pretty sure the system would go full rich, which would cause an overfueling problem. Same with the MAP sensor. If it is 'falsely' seeing a drop in manifold vacuum, it will go full rich. If this were a normal OBDI system, you could hook up a scanner and see what the ECM is seeing. There is a spec chart that your mechanic can check CTS values at given temps. The A/C is climate control, correct? It will do 'it's' thing by itself, heating and cooling. There is an inside sensor to detect cabin temp, which could be causing that issue? Your Caddy is a low fuel pressure system. It only needs around 15psi, but if too low, could be definitely causing your grief. Have the fuel filter replaced, regardless, then have the fuel pressure tested if still having problems. Yes, it's possible it could be something very simple. Or not.