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PAI 740410 | Freightliner Coolant Level Sensor
PAI 740410 | Freightliner Coolant Level Sensor
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PAI 740410 Freightliner Coolant Level Sensor
The PAI 740410 Coolant Level Sensor is an aftermarket replacement for Freightliner OEM part number 06-62384-002. This sensor monitors coolant level within the engine cooling system and helps the vehicle detect low coolant conditions.
Designed for specific Freightliner heavy-duty truck applications, PAI 740410 features a 2-pin rectangular electrical connector, 3/8"-16 thread, and includes an O-ring for installation.
PAI 740410 Coolant Level Sensor Features
- PAI part number: 740410
- Replaces Freightliner OEM: 06-62384-002
- Also replaces related OEM numbers 06-62384-000 and 06-62384-001
- Coolant level monitoring sensor
- 2-pin rectangular electrical connector
- 3/8"-16 thread
- Includes O-ring
- Designed for heavy-duty Freightliner applications
- 2-year unlimited-mileage PAI warranty
Freightliner Coolant Level Sensor Applications
PAI 740410 is used in select Freightliner Cascadia, Columbia, and Coronado applications. Coolant surge tank and sensor configurations can vary between truck models and production years, so the OEM part number should be verified before ordering.
OEM & Cross Reference Numbers
- Freightliner: 06-62384-002
- Freightliner: 06-62384-001
- Freightliner: 06-62384-000
- PAI: 740410
- Automann: 577.46605
- Dorman: 924-5205 / 924-5205CD
- Interstate-McBee: SAP20010
- NAPA: NHD 419-9008
- Newstar: S-22132
Why Replace a Faulty Coolant Level Sensor?
A properly functioning coolant level sensor helps the truck's monitoring system detect low coolant conditions. A damaged, failed, or inaccurate sensor can cause incorrect low-coolant warnings or prevent the system from properly detecting a low coolant condition.
Fitment Verification
Verify the OEM part number before ordering. PAI 740410 is associated with Freightliner coolant level sensor applications using OEM 06-62384-002 and related numbers. If you are unsure about fitment, compare the existing sensor or provide the truck's VIN, engine serial number (ESN), or OEM part number to confirm the correct application.
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