Low Coolant Light
If I recall correctly, lots of people disconnect thier low coolant lights because it goes off on error alot, right? Mine went off a while back, car never got hot and I drove it the 3 miles home and let it cool (Was normal operating temp - 185*) But it was full of coolant. They're comonly known to not work correctly, right?
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Re: Low Coolant Light
I hope so because i flushed my cooling system and it was off and on for a month even though it was full of coolant! It eventually stayed off though
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Mine did the same thing until about 5000 miles ago. It would constantly come on and off until one time it shut off for good.:shrug:
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I had to disconect mine, no problems since. I just make sure to check my water level when i check my other fluids
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I just replaced mine... It was $37 at a local dealer... the old one was full of sludge... It might have worked if I had just cleaned it but I didn't bother trying...
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I suggest it's cheap insurance to have a functioning low coolant sensor to guard against a true coolant leak. Just replace the sensor it's easy and cheap to do.
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Mines was doing that a couple weeks ago, hasnt done it latley though.
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Mine does it to , come on when its wants , goes off when it wants, only happens once in a while :confused:
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I have to laugh now, I just replaced all heater hoses and pulled the heater element looking for leaks. Light came on again,:confused: coolant levels good. Auto Zone here I come, again.
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