coolant sensor
#3
You have to remove the battery to take it out. Drain the coolant to below the sensor level. it is held in by a wire clip. They are expensive though and a common problem. Seems like a lot of people just unplug the wire. The light will go out.
#5
The one in the radiator is the level sensor. Is that the light that went on?
In the "olden days", we had to be more proactive with our cars and needed to open the hood to do periodic fluid level inspections, instead of waiting for an idiot light to tell us when it's too late. What a pain! lol (I don't have to open my hood though)
In the "olden days", we had to be more proactive with our cars and needed to open the hood to do periodic fluid level inspections, instead of waiting for an idiot light to tell us when it's too late. What a pain! lol (I don't have to open my hood though)
#7
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its the red light with the arrow and water. so, all this sensor does is tell me if the coolant is low.. if it doesn't hurt anything else (effect my temp gauge, etc) then i'll just unplug it. i do have the mechanical ability to check fluid levels occasionally
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