Oil Temperature Sender for Deutz 1011 2011 Engines – 01182377 01179305
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Compatible Models
We do our best to list all compatible models. Although this may be the part you need, your exact model may not appear below.
| Application | Compatible Models / Details |
|---|---|
| Deutz Engines | 1011 series, 2011 series and compatible equipment using the listed sender references |
Product Overview
The oil-temperature sender provides the engine monitoring system with a temperature signal so the gauge, warning circuit or controller can respond as lubricant temperature changes. A failed sender can create an incorrect temperature reading or warning even when the mechanical cooling/lubrication system is normal.
Matching listings identify 01179305 and 01182377 together, with 01182876 also appearing in the same replacement family. Because electrical senders can share thread sizes while having different resistance curves, the reference number is the critical fitment check.
Key Features & Performance
- Designed for Deutz 1011 and 2011 engine families
- Cross-references 01179305 and 01182377
- Restores oil-temperature signal to the machine monitoring circuit
- Useful for troubleshooting false or missing temperature indication after wiring and gauge/controller checks
Reference Numbers & Specifications
- Reference number(s): 01179305, 01182377, 01182876
- Part type: oil temperature transmitter / sender
- System: engine monitoring / instrumentation
- Signal type: temperature-dependent electrical sender; match reference number for calibration
Before You Order
- Verify the original sender number and connector terminal arrangement.
- Do not replace the sender as a substitute for diagnosing true high oil temperature, low oil level or cooling-system problems.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can a bad sender make the engine actually run hot?
The sender itself normally reports temperature; it does not create cooling. It can, however, cause an incorrect gauge or warning signal.
Why should I match the part number?
Temperature senders may physically thread into the same port but use different electrical characteristics.
Compatibility can vary by engine, serial number and equipment configuration. Match the original part number and physical configuration whenever possible before ordering.