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Old 07-12-2007, 09:20 AM
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Low Coolent Sensor

I have a 99 Camero SS and my low coolent light stays on for some reason,.. the fluid lvl is fine and I have also replaced the coolent lvl sensor and it still stays on. I did flush my system also to see of this would help but it did not.. Any other ideas?
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Old 07-12-2007, 03:46 PM
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Re: Low Coolent Sensor

duct tape over the coolant light might fix the problem
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Old 07-12-2007, 11:01 PM
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Re: Low Coolent Sensor

what's a camero?
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Re: Low Coolent Sensor

lol, so mean savage..

yeah, mine has the low coolant on too. i learned to ignore it.
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Re: Low Coolent Sensor

un-plug the wiring connector from the coolant sensor, the light will go off
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Re: Low Coolent Sensor

Go carbed. Ditch the puter.
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Re: Low Coolent Sensor

serious cuda? wheres the temp sens at?
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Re: Low Coolent Sensor

err...i meant, coolant level.. sensor.. at.. will that work w. the oil level sensor too?
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Re: Low Coolent Sensor

haha um i would probably leave the oil sensor hooked up but if i rememeber right, the coolant level sensor is on the passenger side right in front of the battery... it's on the bottom of the radiator
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Re: Low Coolent Sensor

lol, no i broke my oil level sensor.. while trying to fix it. figures, right? :/ anyway.. i have a busted oil sensor too so i might as well try remove em. both..specially since we all have the oil pressure sensor and i check my oil level almost every week..
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Re: Low Coolent Sensor

you know whats odd, my low coolant light stopped coming on after I cleaned out my MAF for another issue..maybe the light just finally burnt out..
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Re: Low Coolent Sensor

haha yeah... weird things tend to happen with cars...
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