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An engine temperature sensor in a motorcycle monitors the temperature of the engine coolant or oil. It measures the heat generated by the engine and sends this data to the engine control unit (ECU) or the motorcycle’s dashboard gauge. The ECU uses this information to adjust fuel mixture, ignition timing, and other engine parameters to prevent overheating and ensure optimal performance. The temperature sensor also helps the rider by providing real-time temperature readings, which are crucial for maintaining engine health and preventing potential damage from excessive heat.
| Manufacturer | Model | Diagram |
|---|---|---|
| Kiden | Aquarius 125 [KD125-G] | View parts diagram |
| Aries 125 [KD125-J] | View parts diagram | |
| Pisces 125 [KD125-K] | View parts diagram | |
| Lexmoto | Isca 125 [SK125-L] | View parts diagram |
| UM | Commando Classic 125 [UM125-CL] | View parts diagram |
| Renegade Commando 125 [UM125-CO] | View parts diagram | |
| Renegade Sport S 125 [UM125-RS] | View parts diagram | |
| Vegas 125 [UM125-VG] | View parts diagram | |
| Zontes | Mantis 125 [MANTIS125] | |
| Rocketman 125I [ROCKETMAN125] | ||
| Scorpion 125I [SCORPION125] | ||