Check Engine Code P0128 Toyota Camry - Coolant Thermostat and Temperature Sensor

Recording Date: November 11, 2018
Location: Fresno, California
On this video I talk about the check engine code P0128 on a 2000 Toyota Camry CE. I think the problem is the Coolant Thermostat. The second possibility I can think of would be getting a new Coolant Temperature Sensor.
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[@poldariser8686]

The coolant sensor can trigger that code as well.

[@shakeila6136]

Thank you I have a ford focus se 09 and trying I'm figure that out.

[@poldariser8686]

@@shakeila6136welcome! I had to replace my thermostat. The coolant sensor wasn't the problem for me.

[@matthardy2029]

good job my hmong brother

[@WelkingVue]

Thanks bro

[@robbiepayne97]

I had a bad thermostat as well on my 2001 Camry Solara 2.2L that was stuck open but it never trigged the check engine light code cause it would go back to warm once the car was idling, it was very odd

[@stevedyer5902]

Sorry, but you added incorrect antifreeze. Always use red antifreeze for Toyota’s, Hondas, Subaru, Mazda.

[@WelkingVue]

I read the instruction on the container if I agree with it, I just do it. On Honda vehicles I used full capacity green antifreeze and still going strong even after passing the life expectancy miles. That's all that matter. Other people should use what they feel is best for their vehicles.

[@kellymahoney7363]

Did you fix it?

[@WelkingVue]

Check engine light didn't come back on.

[@kellymahoney7363]

Welking Vue did you replace both the coolant temperature sensor and the thermostat like you planned?

[@WelkingVue]

I only replaced the thermostat.