310-22ohm 1/8 NPT Water Temp Sensor | 12V Racing Car Temperature Sensor

Monitor your engine's coolant temperature with this 310-22ohm water temp sensor. Designed for 12V and 24V systems, it works with most cars, motorcycles, and racing vehicles. The 1/8 NPT thread size and 10mm sensor fit common gauge setups for accurate temperature readings.

This temperature sensor helps you keep an eye on engine heat during daily driving or track sessions. Built with a metal body and plastic shell, it handles vibration and bumps without losing performance. The signal range of 310 to 22 ohms gives your gauge the data it needs to show real-time coolant temperature.

Installation is straightforward with the standard 1/8 NPT thread. Just screw it into the correct port on your engine block or intake manifold, connect the wire to your temperature gauge, and you are ready to go. It works as a direct replacement for many factory and aftermarket water temp sensors.

Whether you are building a custom dash or replacing a faulty sensor, this component delivers reliable readings. It supports both 12V and 24V electrical systems, making it versatile for cars, trucks, motorcycles, and race vehicles.

Key Features and Benefits

- 310-22ohm signal range that provides accurate temperature data to your gauge for precise engine monitoring

• 1/8 NPT thread size that fits common sensor ports for easy installation without adapters

• Works with 12V and 24V systems so it suits cars, trucks, and motorcycles

• Metal construction with plastic shell that resists vibration and impact for long-lasting use

• Universal compatibility that replaces many factory and aftermarket water temperature sensors

Who Is This For

- Car enthusiasts upgrading or replacing their coolant temperature sensor

• Motorcycle owners installing an aftermarket temperature gauge

• Racers and track day drivers monitoring engine heat during high-performance driving

• DIY mechanics performing routine maintenance or custom gauge installations

Usage Scenario

Mark noticed his daily driver's temperature gauge stopped working. Without accurate coolant readings, he worried about overheating during his commute. He ordered this 310-22ohm water temp sensor, installed it in the engine's sensor port in under 10 minutes, and connected it to his existing gauge. Now he sees real-time temperature data again and drives with confidence.

Micro Comparison

Unlike universal sensors that require adapters or modification, this unit uses a standard 1/8 NPT thread that fits directly into most engine ports. The 310-22ohm signal range matches many aftermarket gauges, so you do not need to recalibrate your display. It is a drop-in replacement that saves time and hassle compared to generic sensors with unknown specifications.

Specifications

- Material: Metal with plastic shell

• Thread Size: 1/8 NPT

• Sensor Size: 10mm

• Working Voltage: 12V-24V

• Signal: 310-22ohm

• Item Weight: 30g

Package Includes

- 1 x Temperature Sensor

Why You Will Love It

You get a reliable temperature sensor that fits standard ports and works with both 12V and 24V systems. It is built tough to handle engine bay conditions and gives your gauge accurate data so you can drive without worry. Simple installation means you spend less time fixing and more time driving.

Questions and Answers

Question: What thread size does this sensor use?

Answer: It uses a 1/8 NPT thread, which is a common size for engine temperature sensor ports.

Question: Will this sensor work with a 12V system?

Answer: Yes, it works with both 12V and 24V electrical systems.

Question: What is the signal range of this sensor?

Answer: The signal range is 310 to 22 ohms, which matches many aftermarket temperature gauges.

Question: Can I use this on a motorcycle?

Answer: Yes, it works on cars, motorcycles, and racing vehicles that use a 1/8 NPT sensor port.

Question: Is this sensor easy to install?

Answer: Yes, just screw it into the correct port and connect the wire to your temperature gauge.

Question: Does this sensor come with a gauge?

Answer: No, it is just the sensor. You need a compatible temperature gauge to display the readings.