Following a recent service, this warning has been intermittently winking at me. The warning has however now become permanent after about 8 miles of driving. The thermostat continues to indicate normal engine temperature level.
The coolant is at the required level in the overflow chamber, the mix has been checked, the sensor has been changed an I'm beginning to think my garage has run out of ideas.
Any suggestions as to a possible cause would be welcome!
Engine Coolant Level Warning
cooling system
Just a thought.........take the battery lead off for a few minutes and put it back on again..........dont forget your radio code though......you just may get lucky.......JOE
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the sensor picks up a signal from a float within the header tank,
this can get stuck at the bottom when all the fluid is drained out when a service is carried out,
i would imagine that this is your problem, as you have exhausted all other reasons ....
mine comes on for the first few miles, and only started happening after i fitted a new coolant pump, and of course, i had drained said coolant ,
try taking the tank out , giving it as good a clean as you can , and seeing if you can get the float to move , it has a magnet in it that effects the sensor
hope this helps
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this can get stuck at the bottom when all the fluid is drained out when a service is carried out,
i would imagine that this is your problem, as you have exhausted all other reasons ....
mine comes on for the first few miles, and only started happening after i fitted a new coolant pump, and of course, i had drained said coolant ,
try taking the tank out , giving it as good a clean as you can , and seeing if you can get the float to move , it has a magnet in it that effects the sensor
hope this helps
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