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Papa Rad17 01-27-2012 10:38 PM

coolant light
 
just started today, the light will come for a second along with the ding, then quickly go away. coolant level is fine. I remember reading somewhere about someone with a similar problem. clean the sensor, replace, or is it something else?

a.graham52 01-27-2012 10:43 PM

its mostlikly the sensor that you will have to replace with a new tank. if you jump the two wires on the sensors with a paper clip you should be able to turn on or off the light (depending on what happens when you unplug the light). id say you ahve a sensor issue but if you ever have a time when the lights always on and the fluid level is ok, then jump the wires to make sure everythign else works good. confused yet?

tw0123 01-27-2012 11:40 PM

could have an air pocket in the line... it could cause a quick blip through the sensor...

rustyballs_69 01-28-2012 12:30 AM

How clean is the tank? Crap on the inside of the tank will cause this. If the sensor was bad the light would always be on. If your tank is dirty take it out and wash it out with a hose.

a.graham52 01-28-2012 12:31 AM

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Originally Posted by tw0123 (Post 607648)
could have an air pocket in the line... it could cause a quick blip through the sensor...


negative. the sensors located in the surge tank and u will not get a bubble in that tank that will effect the sensor. And i say that with comfidence because when i got my car with bad hgs it blew combustion gasses into the cooling system and never caused the light to come on.

Papa Rad17 01-28-2012 01:12 AM

Tank is very clean. Fluid level still good. It hasn't done it any tonight... Maybe it didn't want to sit in the cold parking lot at work... O.o
And ya, that sensor is at the bottom on the tank, is an air bubble is down there... Well, let's just say if that manages to happen, then I better be in my back seat with Katy Perry.

Hellfire5670 01-28-2012 02:14 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by a.graham52 (Post 607652)
negative. the sensors located in the surge tank and u will not get a bubble in that tank that will effect the sensor. And i say that with comfidence because when i got my car with bad hgs it blew combustion gasses into the cooling system and never caused the light to come on.


Exactly what happened with mine!

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then I better be in my back seat with Katy Perry.

HA!

[ion] C2 01-28-2012 02:33 AM

Just hit the coolant tank a bit to knock the floating sensor loose.... not a big deal.

Quote:

Originally Posted by a.graham52 (Post 607652)
u will not get a bubble in that tank that will effect the sensor. And i say that with comfidence because when i got my car with bad hgs it blew combustion gasses into the cooling system and never caused the light to come on.

Right...... must've been a wimpy headgasket leak. Mine always blasted the coolant out the overflow, dropping the level down to trip the sensor.


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