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M12 x1.5 RIFE Liquid Temp Sensor M5 Connector 52-1233 (Coolant, Water Oil, Trans Fluid, Fuel)

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M12 x1.5 RIFE Liquid Temp Sensor M5 Connector 52-1233 (Coolant, Water Oil, Trans Fluid, Fuel)M12 x 1. 5 RIFE Liquid Temp Sensor M5 Connector 52 1233 (Coolant, Water Oil, Trans Fluid, Fuel) Rife understands the importance of an accurate, durable, and fast acting sensor that you can count on with your EFI system. A sensor that is slow to react may cause damage to your engine or tune by delivering incorrect information based off of time and conditions which will not allow the ECU to operate its safeties or tune parameters correctly. While most

M12 x 1.5 RIFE Liquid Temp Sensor M5 Connector 52-1233 (Coolant, Water Oil, Trans Fluid, Fuel)

Rife understands the importance of an accurate, durable, and fast acting sensor that you can count on with your EFI system. A sensor that is slow to react may cause damage to your engine or tune by delivering incorrect information based off of time and conditions which will not allow the ECU to operate its safeties or tune parameters correctly. While most aftermarket EFI sensors are re-labeled sensors from 80s and 90s factory technology when processing rates were slow and the sensors were less important. RIFE sensors are redesigned from the ground up using in house made bodies and state of the art sensor technology that you and your project can count on!

Features

  • M12 x 1.5 threads
  • Range: -20F to 300F
  • M5 Screw on connector
  • Faster Responding than traditional factory style sensors used in EFI systems
  • More accurate than Factory style sensors
  • Mating Connectors not included

*Note: Unlike most Motion Raceworks family of products, these sensors like most electronics are not 100% Made in the USA. While we diligently attempt to source all US electronic components, we have not been able to source everything domestically. 

To calibrate your sensor with aftermarket ECU, please reference the following setup sheets.

Holley

Fueltech

Haltech

Looking for a different size or plug style? Check out our full line of Liquid Temp Sensors Here

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