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Focus overheats but the temperture gauge inside on the dash stay in the middle and is there a temperture sensor on the engine and if so where is it also the fan does not run and car overheats fans run only with airconditioner on

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The temperture sensor is bad and the sensor is on the left or right side of the engine by the goose neck

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