RE: Radiator warning light

Steve Leung (sleung@sikorsky.com)
Mon, 22 Jun 1998 12:30:52 -0500

It's probably a good idea to go over the entire car and clean all the
elec. contacts as preventive maintenance. This will save you a lot of
future headaches. With a 10 plus year old vehicle you can expect
corrosion problems on spade connector contacts.

Steve

N003 LCDR Raymond C O'Donnell (ODonnellRC@clf.navy.mil) wrote:

Mon, 22 Jun 1998 11:57:25 -0400

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Hugo. I believe you are speaking of the light at the bottom of the
guage, just below the coolant temp gauge. It is indeed a low coolant
level warning. Topping off the cooling system will, (or should) make
the light go off. Be sure you refill the system properly...ie...suspend
the coolant recovery bottle, loosten the bleed screw on the upper hose,
and fill the system through the bottle until coolant flows out of the
screw.

I have had problems with my sensor over the years...the contacts (the
little copper tongs) get gummed up. A little emory cloth will fix this.

Ray