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Old 12-10-22, 09:27 PM
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Replacement coolant level sensor

I am need of a new one, since the wire broke off on mine.

Will an FC sensor work? Mine is hooked up with a blade connector, anyway, so I don't care if it has the right plastic part...

Are there any decent, cheaper 3rd party alternatives?

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Is this basically junk?
Old 12-11-22, 07:37 AM
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https://www.rhdjapan.com/mazda-oem-w...nsor-fd3s.html

its 50bucks here + shipping from japan

i have seen other shops carry it in the us ranging from 90 to 110$

I recently bought the one from amazon for a different purpose to experiment on something else. It may work assuming that the connector is changed
i can check whether the thread is the same but at the end of the day you are not saving anything substantial to switch to the fc sensor
Old 12-11-22, 09:28 AM
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the FB part used to be the cheapest, 8553-15-610B its the same except it uses a bullet style connector instead of the FC and FD spade
gasket is 8553-15-611

obviously check the price on the FD part N3A1-15-610A, and a bullet connector and see which option works better
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The SA/FB version indeed is the cheapest, it seems. I found them all on Monotaro.
The FC version is at least cheaper than the FD version.

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Old 12-12-22, 08:12 AM
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I think they are all basically the same save the connector. It's a very simple switch, just grounds when it touches coolant, that's it.

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