Water Temp Temperature Sensor for Polaris Scrambler 850 HO EPS 2013-2014
Water Temp Temperature Sensor for Polaris Scrambler 850 HO EPS 2013-2014
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Water Temperature Sensor for Polaris Scrambler 850 HO/EPS HO
This water temperature sensor for Polaris Scrambler 850 HO and EPS HO models from 2013 to 2014 monitors coolant temperature and relays that reading to the engine management system so the fan and fuel delivery respond correctly.
Overview
This water temp sensor for Polaris Scrambler 850 HO and EPS HO machines keeps the engine management system informed of coolant temperature at all times. The temperature sensor for Polaris Scrambler 850 HO helps trigger cooling fan operation and protects the engine from overheating during trail rides and heavy work. It is intended for riders and mechanics replacing a failed or inaccurate coolant sensor on 2013 to 2014 Scrambler 850 HO and EPS HO models.
Built For Performance
- Threaded body designed for direct installation into the coolant passage
- Electrical connector matches the factory harness plug
- Resistance values calibrated for Polaris engine management systems
- Sealed construction resists coolant and vibration exposure
- Compact housing fits the original mounting location
Fits These Machines
- for Polaris Scrambler 850 HO 2013-2014
- for Polaris Scrambler 850 EPS HO 2013-2014
On-The-Job Use
- Replacing a failed coolant temperature sensor during routine service
- Restoring accurate temperature readings on the dash gauge
- Keeping cooling fan activation working during slow trail riding
- Diagnosing overheating complaints on high output Scrambler models
Specs At A Glance
| Part Type | Water Temperature Sensor |
| Position | Coolant Passage |
| Connection | Factory Style Electrical Connector |
| Fitment Years | 2013-2014 |
Good To Know
Q: How do I know if my water temperature sensor has failed? A: Common signs include a gauge that reads cold or hot at all times, a cooling fan that never engages, or fault codes tied to coolant temperature. Replacing the sensor restores accurate readings to the engine management system.
Q: Does this sensor require any special tools to install? A: A basic socket set and thread sealant are normally enough for installation on the coolant passage. Always drain coolant to a safe level and check for leaks after the job.
Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.
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