Coolant Temperature Sensor Switch 4010644 for Polaris Ranger 500 570 700 800 900
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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.
We do our best to list all compatible models, but equipment can vary by engine, serial number and production configuration. Use the part numbers and fitment details below to confirm your application.
| Equipment / Engine | Compatible Application |
|---|---|
| Polaris Ranger | 500 |
| Polaris Ranger | 570 |
| Polaris Ranger | 700 / 800 |
| Polaris Ranger | 900 applications using 4010644 |
Product Overview
The temperature sensor reports engine/coolant temperature to the vehicle’s control or warning system. An inaccurate or failed sensor can contribute to incorrect temperature readings, cooling-fan control issues or fault codes depending on the specific Ranger electrical system.
Matching catalogs cross-reference 4010644 with sensor numbers such as 0281002209 and 0280130093/094. Polaris model-year and engine differences matter, so connector shape and the original sensor number should be matched before ordering.
Key Features & Performance
- Coolant/engine temperature sensing for compatible Ranger applications
- Reference 4010644
- Cross-referenced Bosch-style sensor numbers in matching catalogs
- Useful repair for confirmed sensor signal faults or physical sensor failure
Specifications
| Reference number | 4010644 |
| Additional cross-references | 0281002209 / 0280130093 / 0280130094; verify |
| Part type | Coolant / engine temperature sensor |
Before You Order
Confirm model year, engine and electrical connector. Diagnose wiring and actual cooling-system temperature before replacing the sensor for an overheating complaint.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can this sensor cause the cooling fan to behave incorrectly?
On applications where the ECU or fan-control logic uses this temperature signal, an inaccurate sensor or circuit fault can affect when the fan is commanded.
Is this an OEM part?
This listing is for a replacement component for the applications shown above. Match the reference number, physical configuration and machine or engine details before ordering.