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Old 10-21-2004, 08:07 AM
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Low Coolant Light

I have a 2001 Grand Am GT1. A few days ago, I pulled out onto the highway, had been driving for about 20 seconds, @ 50 mph, when suddenly the low coolant light blinked on for like a second. Then, a few days later, it blinked on again when I pulled out onto the road, and was going about 40 mph. This time it was on for like 2 or 3 seconds, then went away. It's come on twice for no reason, then went away. Anybody have any ideas what the heck's causing this? faulty sensor maybe? Thanks.
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Old 10-22-2004, 02:48 AM
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Re: Low Coolant Light

Mine did the same thing for the longest time untill i had a coolent flush. Every time I nailed the gas on a hard left turn the light blinked real quick then it became more frequent even when I was goin slow especialy in town. But like I said after the flush it worked great car ran tons better and the engine heat was more managable with a 180 thermostat but still gets hot once in awhile. If that light blinks theres prolly something not right.
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