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In the 2008 Chevrolet Colorado, you can locate the coolant temperature sensor near the hoses and lines connected to the radiator that lead to the air conditioning system. If this sensor starts malfunctioning, it can send incorrect signals to the vehicle's computer, resulting in decreased fuel efficiency and engine performance. Replacing the sensor alone typically costs between $30 and $88, but if you opt for a professional mechanic or automotive service technician to replace it, you can expect to pay an additional $50 to $185 for labor.
The coolant temperature sensor for a 2008 Chevy Colorado can be found along the radiator cooling lines.