Water Temperature Sensor for Yamaha Rhino 700 2008-2013
Water Temperature Sensor for Yamaha Rhino 700 2008-2013
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Water Temp Sensor for Yamaha Rhino 700
This water temperature sensor for Yamaha Rhino 700 side-by-sides reports engine coolant temperature so the gauge and fan circuit can respond accurately, making it a direct replacement option for the original sending unit on 2008-2013 models.
Overview
This water temp sensor for Yamaha Rhino 700 is a replacement coolant temperature sending unit that threads into the engine and signals the temperature gauge as coolant warms. It serves riders and mechanics restoring or maintaining 2008-2013 Rhino 700 machines who need a reliable temperature sensor for Yamaha Rhino 700 cooling diagnostics and fan actuation.
Built For Performance
- Threaded body designed to seat in the factory coolant port location
- Electrical connector matched to the original sensor plug for drop-in installation
- Sealed housing built to withstand constant coolant exposure and engine vibration
- Resistance curve calibrated to signal the temperature gauge across the full range
- Compact body that clears surrounding engine components during installation
Fits These Machines
- for Yamaha Rhino 700 2008
- for Yamaha Rhino 700 2009
- for Yamaha Rhino 700 2010
- for Yamaha Rhino 700 2011
- for Yamaha Rhino 700 2012
- for Yamaha Rhino 700 2013
On-The-Job Use
- Replacing a failed sensor that leaves the temperature gauge unresponsive
- Restoring cooling fan activation on Rhino 700 models that rely on temp signals
- Routine cooling system service before trail season
- Diagnosing overheating complaints on 2008-2013 Rhino 700 machines
Specs At A Glance
| Part Number(s) | Water Temp/Temperature Sensor |
| Sensor Type | Coolant temperature sending unit |
| Vehicle Type | Utility side-by-side |
| Placement | Engine coolant circuit |
Good To Know
Q: How do I know if my Rhino 700 needs a new water temp sensor? A: Common signs include a gauge that stays cold or reads erratically and a cooling fan that never kicks on. Testing the sensor resistance against the service spec confirms whether replacement is needed.
Q: Will this sensor work with my stock gauge and fan circuit? A: It is made to signal like the original sending unit so the gauge and fan logic behave normally. Match it to your model year and engine before ordering to be certain of the connector style.
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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