Yesterday, the "Low Coolant" indicator on the dash lit. I checked the reservoir and it is not low. This morning the light is not lit and the car is cooling normally (as it had been). A cool front passed through here yesterday dropping the temp from the mid 80s to low 60s -- probably the lowest temp the car has seen since getting a new water pump and coolant about mid-summer. That's about the only thing I can associate with the appearance of the light. How is the low coolant lamp driven?
97 Fbird low coolant indication
Nov 08, 2003
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There are sensors in the radiator now. You cant just check the overflow bottle. Pull you radiator cap (when its cool) and look inside. Also keep your radiator cap clean or it wont draw back in coolant from the overflow bottle.
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