"LOW COOLANT" message wont go away!!
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Racer
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From: Alhambra CA
"LOW COOLANT" message wont go away!!
Hello everyone!
I have this issue with the "LOW COOLANT" message that just wont go a way!!
I had to replace my radiator on my 98 vette due to a small leak/crack on the radiator. Everything went well, but the message keep coming up and I just can't clear it. 
Does anyone know how to clear this message?
Thank you in advance
I have this issue with the "LOW COOLANT" message that just wont go a way!!
I had to replace my radiator on my 98 vette due to a small leak/crack on the radiator. Everything went well, but the message keep coming up and I just can't clear it. Does anyone know how to clear this message?
Thank you in advance
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Hello everyone!
I have this issue with the "LOW COOLANT" message that just wont go a way!! I had to replace my radiator on my 98 vette due to a small leak/crack on the radiator. Everything went well, but the message keep coming up and I just can't clear it.
Does anyone know how to clear this message?
Thank you in advance
I have this issue with the "LOW COOLANT" message that just wont go a way!!
I had to replace my radiator on my 98 vette due to a small leak/crack on the radiator. Everything went well, but the message keep coming up and I just can't clear it. Does anyone know how to clear this message?
Thank you in advance
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Hello everyone!
I have this issue with the "LOW COOLANT" message that just wont go a way!! I had to replace my radiator on my 98 vette due to a small leak/crack on the radiator. Everything went well, but the message keep coming up and I just can't clear it.
Does anyone know how to clear this message?
Thank you in advance
I have this issue with the "LOW COOLANT" message that just wont go a way!!
I had to replace my radiator on my 98 vette due to a small leak/crack on the radiator. Everything went well, but the message keep coming up and I just can't clear it. Does anyone know how to clear this message?
Thank you in advance
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Racer
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Well, It appears that i have a bad sensor. I tested the system with the jumper and the message disappeared 
Now, I have been searching for a replacement sensor on the web, and nothing comes back
I supposed I could go to the local autoparts store and see if they have them. what do you guys suggest?
Thank you.
Now, I have been searching for a replacement sensor on the web, and nothing comes back I supposed I could go to the local autoparts store and see if they have them. what do you guys suggest?
Thank you.
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Well, It appears that i have a bad sensor. I tested the system with the jumper and the message disappeared Now, I have been searching for a replacement sensor on the web, and nothing comes back
I supposed I could go to the local autoparts store and see if they have them. what do you guys suggest?
Thank you.
Now, I have been searching for a replacement sensor on the web, and nothing comes back I supposed I could go to the local autoparts store and see if they have them. what do you guys suggest?
Thank you.
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Racer
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From: Alhambra CA
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There are online vendors here, but shipping will probably make it more expensive than just getting if from a local dealership. Call around, some are better than others when it comes to prices.
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Just a question before buying a new sensor. How hard did you hit the tank/sensor? You have to hit it with pretty good force to have the bubbles come out.
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