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Low Coolant Light? S70 1999

posted by  Malcom on  Sun May 11 02:27 CST 2003
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Yes. It was the sensor and it was replaced under warranty. It looks as though the entire reservoir was replaced. An alternative is to disconnect the sensor and put a short jumper wire across the terminals in the female end of the connector. The light goes out and all you need to do is check the reservoir level visually from time to time.






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