Coolant overflow tank light is on

Cantslowdown

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A guy at work said i can just unplug it and it will go off the wires that go to the overflow tank..Is this true and will it hurt anything?

 

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Anyone?

 

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my 95 used to have that problem, still does once and a while... if you pull the sensor out is there two prong like thingys at the end? if there is clean those up good and it should stop it

 

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A tech at work said just unplug it everything should be fine just making sure..

 

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ya if you unplug it the light should go off, just check the level once anda while

 

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why not just fix the problem, it is not difficult.

 

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Check your coolant level

 

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46gtsblown said:

why not just fix the problem, it is not difficult.

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OK...so tell us how to do this if it isn't so difficult? This is tech...

 

Cantslowdown

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Update i just unpluged it no problems..I coolant level is fine..

 

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46gtsblown said:

why not just fix the problem, it is not difficult.

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This would be like unplugging an oil pressure sensor so when it is actually reading a problem you won't know about it until it's too late.