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Mysterious 'Low Coolant' lamp

posted by  brownboy on  Thu Mar 17 21:12 CST 2005
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I think your coolant level is just at the minimum and triggers the switch when cold. By the time you get out of the driveway you have jogged the level up enough to turn the light switch off. Have you tried topping the coolant level up just a bit more? That will likely cure your problem (unless the sensor is actually malfunctioning, but I bet it isn't).

Hope this helps.

Mike
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Mike Brown Greenville, NC 1996 965 120K 1994 940 137K 1986 244 137K (odometer broken)






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