Low Coolent? nope...
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Sensor is located on the right side of the radiator (passenger side) about halfway down the plastic endcap. You'll see the wires going to it.
They tend to get a little goopy and stop working properly.
They tend to get a little goopy and stop working properly.
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One will...it will also not inform you of the issue when your coolant system suffers a problem and you need to know asap.
Fixing properly is always recommended. Which explains why Bill put those as 1 and 2 on the list.
Fixing properly is always recommended. Which explains why Bill put those as 1 and 2 on the list.
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Gotta throw in my .02 cents here.
I'm damn glad the coolant sensor was working on my car. Its the reason I discovered my water pump was going. Was on the way home from work and on the phone with Boosty (of course) when the dic flashed low coolant. When I got home, low and behold I had a slight leak which lead to the eventual finding of the pump failure.
I'm damn glad the coolant sensor was working on my car. Its the reason I discovered my water pump was going. Was on the way home from work and on the phone with Boosty (of course) when the dic flashed low coolant. When I got home, low and behold I had a slight leak which lead to the eventual finding of the pump failure.
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