Miles
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Unscrew rad cap and start car. Let it reach norm operating temp. Rev car. Watch coolant bubble out of reservoir. When it doesnt burp anymore, replace cap. Enjoy.
Miles said:Unscrew rad cap and start car. Let it reach norm operating temp. Rev car. Watch coolant bubble out of reservoir. When it doesnt burp anymore, replace cap. Enjoy.
The excess would usually just drain from the overflowthebean311 said:I had another question though. Is it possible to put too much fluid in the expansion tank? The last time I added fluid, I filled it up all the way to the top of the neck where the cap screws on. Could this cause damage? Would excess fluid simply spill out of the tank?
Jinx102672 said:I haven't looked at my 03, but my Moms 94 had the level sensor located on the end of the shaft of the overflow cap.
Clean the two exposed contacts with a wire brush. The contacts allow a small charge to pass from one throught the fluid to the other. If they are corrded, no signal is received and you get a low level light.
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