LOW COOLANT (not true)
#4
Re: LOW COOLANT (not true)
I had the same problem for a while. Then I wiggled the connector on the coolant level sensor and I have had no more problems. People have also replaced the coolant level sensor for this issue, so search around and I'm sure you will find more suggestions.
#6
Re: LOW COOLANT (not true)
Sometimes a small bubble will get attached to the sensor, so it will mis-read. Happens a lot in the older GMs. Usually when this happens, I rap on the radiator tank a little with a screwdriver handle and that gets it loose. This cause would show up right after a coolant flush, or a wp replacement. Anytime you drain the rad and burp the system.
-Paul
-Paul
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Re: LOW COOLANT (not true)
I now have the same probem on a 93Z. When I contacted the dealer for a new sensor they informed me that it had been dicontinued in 02.Where do I go to get a new sensor? thanks
#13
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I had the same problem on my 97 TA went to autozone and special ordered a new sensor which cost me 70 bucks. drove it home turned the car off came back out to leave and it wasnt on and has never came back on so who knows. Now i have a brand new sensor that i have no use for.
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