I need help w my coolant level sensor!!
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I need help w my coolant level sensor!!
I have a 1998 Camaro z28 and the previous owner take of the connection of the coolant level sensor and i dont know where can i plug it again, so i need a photo o some info taht help me doin that. ( a photo of the conection realy gonna help me)
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Re: I need help w my coolant level sensor!!
Originally Posted by DeadMaul
I have a 1998 Camaro z28 and the previous owner take of the connection of the coolant level sensor and i dont know where can i plug it again, so i need a photo o some info taht help me doin that. ( a photo of the conection realy gonna help me)
THX
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Re: I need help w my coolant level sensor!!
yep...
on the engine side, just under the fill cap.
you can try removing the sensor and cleaning it. some people say that does the trick for a while, instead of unplugging it or replacing it.
on the engine side, just under the fill cap.
you can try removing the sensor and cleaning it. some people say that does the trick for a while, instead of unplugging it or replacing it.
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Re: I need help w my coolant level sensor!!
Thx you guys but my really question is the other side of the conection, because the wire its plug in the radiator but the wires are cut and i dont find the other part to reconnect.
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Re: I need help w my coolant level sensor!!
Honestly, I wouldn't bother. The coolant level sensors are such problems they quit installing them in later years. I disconnected mine, just check the level when I check the oil. JMO
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how to replace the coolant level sensor 1998 Z28.
1 lower coolant level.
2 remove the battery.
3 this will give you a clear view of the sensor on the radiator tank on the passenger side.
4 remove the plug from the sensor.
5 remove the metal spring clip that holds the sensor to the radiator tank.
This is easily reached and removed with the battery out of the way.
6 Now pull the sensor straight out push the new one in and hear it clip on.
7 plug in the sensor and re-install the battery.
2 remove the battery.
3 this will give you a clear view of the sensor on the radiator tank on the passenger side.
4 remove the plug from the sensor.
5 remove the metal spring clip that holds the sensor to the radiator tank.
This is easily reached and removed with the battery out of the way.
6 Now pull the sensor straight out push the new one in and hear it clip on.
7 plug in the sensor and re-install the battery.
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1 lower coolant level.
2 remove the battery.
3 this will give you a clear view of the sensor on the radiator tank on the passenger side.
4 remove the plug from the sensor.
5 remove the metal spring clip that holds the sensor to the radiator tank.
This is easily reached and removed with the battery out of the way.
6 now pull the sensor straight out push the new one in and hear it clip on.
7 plug in the sensor and re-install the battery.
2 remove the battery.
3 this will give you a clear view of the sensor on the radiator tank on the passenger side.
4 remove the plug from the sensor.
5 remove the metal spring clip that holds the sensor to the radiator tank.
This is easily reached and removed with the battery out of the way.
6 now pull the sensor straight out push the new one in and hear it clip on.
7 plug in the sensor and re-install the battery.
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