Location of coolant temp sensor

My check engine light is on and I took the car to emissions and it failed and the code given was p0117- engine coolant temperature sensor circuit low input. But when I went to auto zone they got a different code about an air sensor. I want to know 1) which is actually the problem? 2) how do I know it has nothing to do with wiring?3)is it true that I can fix the wiring with electrical tape? 4) where is the sensor needed to fix located? 5) will the resulting fix let me pass emissions and result in the check engine light in going off?

P.S. Im a young female trying to save as much money as possible.

Here are the result on the tests for the iacv: the idle seem the same when the connector is unplugged (failed), the voltage reading on the connector y/blk is 12.05V (passed), the resistant is 11.2 ohm and no continuity on either side of the terminals (passed). The valve passed it stand alone tests but failed the idle test. Should I go ahead and replace it anyway?

I would like to know the location of the (2) coolant sensors on my 2006 honda accord

Thanks Dave

Where is the coolant temperature sensor located?

I was wondering where this sensor is location within the engine so I can see the damage. I was told there are wires broken at the coolant temp sensor 2, but I cant seem to locate where it is.

My wife said the Honda was hard to start and the SES light came on. She turned the engine off and restarted and it got her home without complaint. I read the code on it and it showed a 6. (ECT problem) I checked the shop manual and started going through the test procedures. The first problem is the ECT shows open on an ohmeter. I thought would be pretty easy to fix but I also checked the voltage going to the ECT. The shop manual says it's supposed to be 5V but I read 11V. The shop manual doesn't say what to look for if the voltage is too high only if the voltage is not there. What do you think? Thanks for your time. Jerry