Check coolant warning? Can't go bad that quickly, can it??
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Check coolant warning? Can't go bad that quickly, can it??
So, I got a coolant warning light on Lenneth. What doesn't make sense though, is that the radiator and the tranny were replaced about 9 months ago. There's no hiccuping in the throttle or in the shifting either. The car definitely doesn't go into limp mode.
I checked the fluid in the reservoir, and everything seems to check out. Could it be something as simple as a faulty sensor? The car has had *no* change in driveability, smoothness of acceleration or shifting.
I checked the fluid in the reservoir, and everything seems to check out. Could it be something as simple as a faulty sensor? The car has had *no* change in driveability, smoothness of acceleration or shifting.
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Interesting. Unusual, but interesting. Thanks for the notice.
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So, I got a coolant warning light on Lenneth. What doesn't make sense though, is that the radiator and the tranny were replaced about 9 months ago. There's no hiccuping in the throttle or in the shifting either. The car definitely doesn't go into limp mode.
I checked the fluid in the reservoir, and everything seems to check out. Could it be something as simple as a faulty sensor? The car has had *no* change in driveability, smoothness of acceleration or shifting.
I checked the fluid in the reservoir, and everything seems to check out. Could it be something as simple as a faulty sensor? The car has had *no* change in driveability, smoothness of acceleration or shifting.