Where is 'Low Coolant Sensor'?
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Heel & Toe
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Where is 'Low Coolant Sensor'?
On my '89, my coolant is fine so I suspect the sensor. There is a sensor that reads on my dash with a red light - 'Low Coolant'. This is separate from the temp sensor. Does anyone know where it is?
...or, if it's not what I would guess, then what would I look at next.
Thanks,
barrypaul
[Modified by barrypaul, 1:44 AM 6/4/2002]
...or, if it's not what I would guess, then what would I look at next.
Thanks,
barrypaul
[Modified by barrypaul, 1:44 AM 6/4/2002]
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Re: Where is 'Low Coolant Sensor'? (barrypaul)
The sensor is on the cap side of the radiator right below the transmission line.
I agree with Vic, air in the system is a major cause of low coolant signals....
What is the status of the coolant level in the radiator and overflow when the engine is cold? When it is hot?
I agree with Vic, air in the system is a major cause of low coolant signals....
What is the status of the coolant level in the radiator and overflow when the engine is cold? When it is hot?
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Re: Where is 'Low Coolant Sensor'? (Husker Vette)
...What is the status of the coolant level in the radiator and overflow when the engine is cold? When it is hot?
The overflow is at the full (hot or cold level) marker. I haven't checked the radiator since he temp gauge reads nominal.
I'll check out this 'air' problem.
thanks,
barrypaul
The overflow is at the full (hot or cold level) marker. I haven't checked the radiator since he temp gauge reads nominal.
I'll check out this 'air' problem.
thanks,
barrypaul
