need help
10-05-2011, 11:02 PM
#3
If you search around here, it can be caused due to a faulty coolant sensor (In the reservoir tank). Mine tends to flick on when at higher RPM's for prolonged periods... Nothing I am personally concerned about.
But definitely check out the sensor in the tank
But definitely check out the sensor in the tank
10-06-2011, 02:53 AM
#7
If it's faulty, you have to replace the whole reservoir, not just the sensor. Not too difficult, but may be more than someone is willing to spend (even if they DIY).
If you unplug, do as monchie suggested and make sure to check your coolant levels often
If you unplug, do as monchie suggested and make sure to check your coolant levels often
10-06-2011, 07:56 AM
#8
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10-06-2011, 03:20 PM
#11
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Pretty easy these days when all of the under-hood fluids except oil are in translucent containers. Remember back when you'd have to undo the cap on every reservoir and peer into the hole? And you couldn't check coolant until the car was cold, lest you scald yourself?
Ken
10-06-2011, 03:45 PM
#12
Yup. A glance at everything whenever under the hood.
Pretty easy these days when all of the under-hood fluids except oil are in translucent containers. Remember back when you'd have to undo the cap on every reservoir and peer into the hole? And you couldn't check coolant until the car was cold, lest you scald yourself?
Ken
Pretty easy these days when all of the under-hood fluids except oil are in translucent containers. Remember back when you'd have to undo the cap on every reservoir and peer into the hole? And you couldn't check coolant until the car was cold, lest you scald yourself?
Ken
