Can somebody tell where the Cylinder head temperature sensor is located in the 2011 Lincoln town car

Asked by PJLA Jul 19, 2017 at 07:19 PM about the Lincoln Town Car

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Guru9279V answered 6 years ago

O my....apologies 2011 Lincoln town car Cylinder head temperature sensor coming up....Sorry.

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Guru5GT9F answered 6 years ago

Coolant temperature sensor for 2003 /2011 Lincoln town car is located under the intake manifold behind the alternator.

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JC-z answered 5 years ago

i personally owned several of these cars. i made a video on youtube to show where it is located on my 2011 lincoln town car executive L 4.6L flex fuel engine.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ILN1N2mWGPA

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