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Part Number: WKP2141012
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Q:Where is this part located on a 2001 f150, 4.2l, 2wd, 1/2 ton pickup? Also how many temperature sensors are on the model. I know this sensor is located behind the driver side of motor on the cylinder head, but is there another one located somewhere else? Show Less
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A:BEST ANSWERHi Jonathan, thank you for reaching out. Upon checking, there is only one in that vehicle, and it is in the location that you stated. You can click the link below to order the part while stocks last. Have a good one!
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Helpful Automotive Resources
Signs of a Faulty Cylinder Head Temperature SensorThe cylinder head temperature sensor has an advantage over other engine temperature sensors because the cylinder head temperature sensor takes readings directly from the metal of the cylinder head. As a result, it can give the PCM a more accurate reading of the engine block’s current temperature. Other sensors such