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Old 02-25-2006, 11:56 AM
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coolant sensor

where is the coolant sensor located on the van? had my intake gasket changed. and the low coolant light is on, need to clean or change it
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Re: coolant sensor

On the radiator below the fill neck. It's a square sensor held in place by spring clip.
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Re: coolant sensor

Mine has never registered low coolant. Has never worked.
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Re: coolant sensor

Do yo have to drain the coolant to remove the sensor? I just wondered if it will drain out there if I try to remove it.
My light is coming on all the time now, and the coolant level is fine. Temperature is normal. I had the infamous intake gaskets replaced a year ago.
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Old 05-19-2006, 08:26 AM
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Re: coolant sensor

my brother has a 98 like mine and his kept popin up low coolant but all he had to do is bleed the system about 10 time, she kept overheating, shop said had air in the system!!! good luck
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Re: coolant sensor

KJRich, Yes the coolant level needs to be drained to below the level of the sensor before you remove it. Let us know how it goes. I have not bothered to replace mine for a year or so since the space to do the job is so tight. I'll probably do it when I next replace the coolant.
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