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Old 11-23-2004, 09:17 PM
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Angry Low Coolant Light Problem

96 GT, after recent heavy rainstorm, low coolant light comes on after a few minutes of driving....coolant level is ok...unplugged wire to sensor, and light still comes on after a few minutes....are there other sensors other than the one on the overflow tank??? What else could it be??? Can the overflow sensor be replaced???
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Re: Low Coolant Light Problem

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96 GT, after recent heavy rainstorm, low coolant light comes on after a few minutes of driving....coolant level is ok...unplugged wire to sensor, and light still comes on after a few minutes....are there other sensors other than the one on the overflow tank??? What else could it be??? Can the overflow sensor be replaced???
It could be a short due to the wet weather. Check the wires.
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