location of a sensor
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Drifting
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From: panama panama
location of a sensor
Hello everyone. I was wondering if someone can tell me wich is the sensor responsible. for turning the low colland light on . in the dash.
if any body be so kind to point me to the sensor I apriciated
if any body be so kind to point me to the sensor I apriciated
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There is also a low coolant module that turns on the light. It's taped to the wiring harness near the fuse panel.
This will show you what it looks like:
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/1579581960-post1.html
This will show you what it looks like:
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/1579581960-post1.html
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Drifting
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From: panama panama
I simple dont have that sensor and the cable is disconnected
this a very old photo but the cable is disconnected. today
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Drifting
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From: panama panama
what ever the case. that will be another repear I will have to make
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That wire and sensor should be in the same place for all of the earlier C4's that didn't use the later expansion tank.
Simply grounding the cable is a solution to the light being on, but as mentioned check the coolant level on a regular basis. And make sure the overflow tank always has coolant in it at the "COLD" mark!
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I think it would be pretty hard for some previous owner to do that. The tanks are plastic and somebody would have had to cut that out and block the hole. A replacement stock-style radiator would have that place to install the sensor just like it should have the places for the trans fluid lines. The plastic tanks can be replaced but I would expect that a replacement tank would have the correct mounting points for everything.
That wire and sensor should be in the same place for all of the earlier C4's that didn't use the later expansion tank.
Simply grounding the cable is a solution to the light being on, but as mentioned check the coolant level on a regular basis. And make sure the overflow tank always has coolant in it at the "COLD" mark!
That wire and sensor should be in the same place for all of the earlier C4's that didn't use the later expansion tank.
Simply grounding the cable is a solution to the light being on, but as mentioned check the coolant level on a regular basis. And make sure the overflow tank always has coolant in it at the "COLD" mark!