Coolant Light
Coolant Light Alright...weird thing going on. The low coolant light on the dash will come on at startup if the car is cold. Once it's idled for a few minutes and shut off and turned back on it turns off. It just started this winter. Coolant in the radiator is full, as well as the reserve tank. Anyone else have this issue before? I know the coolant isn't low, it's just annoying to have that light come on when the engine is cold. Possible sensor?
Appreciate any help.
Appreciate any help.
Staging Lane
Joined: Mar 2012
Posts: 52
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From: Bahrain
the same problem here, unplugging will not solve the problem 100%
replacing it will be much safer.
you don't know what will happen, i mean what if your radiator really went low coolant ?
you don't have a sensor to tell you that anymore if you unplugged it ..
replacing it will be much safer.
you don't know what will happen, i mean what if your radiator really went low coolant ?
you don't have a sensor to tell you that anymore if you unplugged it ..
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New school technology requires a little more TLC.If we run short of coolant, temperatures can get to the point where the aluminum will melt. (If I recall correct, 450* is around the danger zone for aluminum.) A melted block or head would really... suck.
Aluminum engine blocks happened. New school technology requires a little more TLC.
If we run short of coolant, temperatures can get to the point where the aluminum will melt. (If I recall correct, 450* is around the danger zone for aluminum.) A melted block or head would really... suck.
New school technology requires a little more TLC.If we run short of coolant, temperatures can get to the point where the aluminum will melt. (If I recall correct, 450* is around the danger zone for aluminum.) A melted block or head would really... suck.
ps..iron block here so no melting for me
