(2011 V6 CAMARO)COOLANT TEMPERATURE SENSOR CHANGE

[@donniep2822]

I appreciate the video for the location and removal instructions. The tube you are using is a threadlocker not an antiseize compound. It is used to help keep your components from working loose.

[@jerryonixrandomness7382]

Holy macaroni this is a great video, the detail and perfect explanation is peak, you the goat bro🤙

[@ceehunniitz]

Great detail on replacement bro

[@chevyridah5081]

Thanks bro this really helped me a lot 💯💯💯👍🏾

[@guslopez1819]

Simple but helpful. Thanks buddy.

[@lendinghandinvestments5069]

Good stuff my boi 💪🏾

[@mrhunter843]

Thank you Boss man

[@dlumbreras90]

😞 i hope this fixs it cameron chose the worst time to act up

[@davidvjenkins5834]

Great job on video

[@shlrlaborben8934]

This is exactly what mines doing. I lost a very good job because I couldn't get to work because of this. That was this week actually 😔

[@edwined19]

By any chance before changing the part, did you have any issue turning the engine back on after turning the engine off?

[@V6Problems.]

Yes i did

[@TonyJohnson-t6c]

What problems were you having? Mine is saying TURN OFF A/C ENGINE OVER HEATING but my temp gauge says it’s not over heating.

[@Grant713]

I’m having that same issue. You need to replace your thermostat.

[@TonyJohnson-t6c]

@@Grant713 it was my sensor. Change the sensor.

[@brassiib1325]

Thanks 💯 now I don’t have to pay nobody 😂

[@V6Problems.]

😂

[@bookukicks504]

I swear mines is in a different place. The location must be different for 2013 version.

[@NorbertoLezamajr-dp8vr]

Hello, do you know where is locate the coolant temperature sensor for 2013 camaro v6?

[@bookukicks504]

@@NorbertoLezamajr-dp8vr nope I wish I knew … I dropped mine off at the dealership today …. Hope they don’t tax the shit out of me 😂😂

[@NorbertoLezamajr-dp8vr]

Hello bookukicks504, do they told you the coolant tempature sensor location?

[@anthonyg1995]

same i have a 2012 camaro cant find it

[@hurtfulpump5063]

Did you find where the sensor is ?

[@411techhelp]

you do know that thread lock is not anti-seize. thread lock is what it will actually do, seize it on! Please read the label before you call out what you are using.Signed 30 year mechanic! And you don't need anti-seize for a sensor!

[@V6Problems.]

Thanks old man🙏 Definitely somebody told me this already in the comments Haha

[@donmillmizzy1522]

You right I replace mine today you don’t need it like you said

[@Paperperez260]

What exhaust you got

[@V6Problems.]

axel back exuast , with long tube headers