oil temperature sensor
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oil temperature sensor
hi pps got code P0197 says it is engine oil temprature sensor low input i might add this is not the pressure switch so my question is where is it located many thx in advance
Last edited by GGG; 07-29-2014 at 06:17 PM. Reason: edit typo in thread title so it appears in searches
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The EOTS (Engine Oil Temperature Switch) is installed at the right front of the structural sump adjacent to the pressure switch. (see item 8)
Attachment 91837
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It indicates to the ECM (Engine Control Module) the temperature of the engine oil.
Graham
Attachment 91837
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It indicates to the ECM (Engine Control Module) the temperature of the engine oil.
Graham
Graham you cease to amaze me. You have been a ton of help and I'm glad your on this forum! Now how about a prat number :-)
Last edited by Rezzz; 07-30-2014 at 02:06 PM.
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The oil temperature sensor is the same as the later M18 coolant temperature sensor.
Original Part number LRA1600AA superseded by XR832403
Available in the UK from New XK S Type New XJ Range XJ Series XK8 Coupe Convert Temp Sensor 2 Pin (M18) | eBay
Only 1 left at £9.99 incl p&p
Original Part number LRA1600AA superseded by XR832403
Available in the UK from New XK S Type New XJ Range XJ Series XK8 Coupe Convert Temp Sensor 2 Pin (M18) | eBay
Only 1 left at £9.99 incl p&p
Last edited by Stumpy; 07-31-2014 at 10:16 AM.
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Johnken (11-04-2018)
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It is the same oil temperature sensor that has been fitted to all the 4.0 and 4.2 X100 models. (Basically the same engine as yours! as long as your VIN is lower than B10073)
It is also the same sensor that has been fitted to the coolant temperature (X100) after VIN 031303 when it changed from M12 to M18 fitment.
All that changed with the 4.2 was the part number, but still the same part/fit. For the 4.2 it is only listed once as temperature sensor, no position information.
So basically LRA1600AA superseded by XR832403 will fit oil sensors from VIN 031303 X100 to B10073 X150
Last edited by Stumpy; 08-01-2014 at 06:03 AM.
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X-Type Oil Temperature Sensor Location
It looks like I'd need to remove either the oil filter or generator to get to it.
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Yes and No..
Yes i had an issue with P0196 code keep coming up and putting the CEL light on..
No, as i could re-set the CEL,,, but it would come back frequently.
EOT code's....................................
P0195..sensor malfunction
P0196..sensor range/performance
P0197..sensor low
P0198..sensor high
P0199..sensor intermittent
My understanding of P0196 is the ECM/ECU expects to see some value between the ECT and EOT sensor,s
and if the value is out of range then up pops P0196
This is my understanding and could be WRONG
I dont know if a failing ECT would cause a EOT code ? (P0196)
May be...unplug the EOT and ECT and spray some electrical cleaner on the contacts and see if that helps first...
SORRY i missed out the code you are getting P0197 ...(dont know whats going on in my head)
Also corrected my abbreviation CTS to the correct ECT.
Yes i had an issue with P0196 code keep coming up and putting the CEL light on..
No, as i could re-set the CEL,,, but it would come back frequently.
EOT code's....................................
P0195..sensor malfunction
P0196..sensor range/performance
P0197..sensor low
P0198..sensor high
P0199..sensor intermittent
My understanding of P0196 is the ECM/ECU expects to see some value between the ECT and EOT sensor,s
and if the value is out of range then up pops P0196
This is my understanding and could be WRONG
I dont know if a failing ECT would cause a EOT code ? (P0196)
May be...unplug the EOT and ECT and spray some electrical cleaner on the contacts and see if that helps first...
SORRY i missed out the code you are getting P0197 ...(dont know whats going on in my head)
Also corrected my abbreviation CTS to the correct ECT.
Last edited by XKR-DAY; 03-26-2020 at 11:36 PM. Reason: TOTAL F*** UP
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The ECM applies 5v to the sensor and monitors the voltage across the pins to detect varying resistance.
Giving the pins and connector a good clean may help (or not)
Check ECM is sending 5v to the EOT
Sorry for post 16 that was a total " F*** UP " and no help to your P0197 (been back in and edited)
Giving the pins and connector a good clean may help (or not)
Check ECM is sending 5v to the EOT
Sorry for post 16 that was a total " F*** UP " and no help to your P0197 (been back in and edited)
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Thx for info/update. I will be checking all this as soon as I get the car back from Jag Dealer. THe Cov-19 virus situation has messed all up here. Local authorities are threatening to put a "Stay at home ban" on all in the county. MMy XK may be held hostage by the virus.
Looks like the Forum may soon be the only 'Repair Shop' available. "Virtual Repairs". I think we are ahead of the curve on this.
Looks like the Forum may soon be the only 'Repair Shop' available. "Virtual Repairs". I think we are ahead of the curve on this.
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