Low coolant level sensor,

[Bernie Benz]

Buy a replacement reservoir! Why would anyone do that, if it’s only  
the sending float switch? Who needs a low level warning anyway, if  
the temp gauge works? I’m just trying to avoid disconnecting and  
removing the reservoir to fix the level sensor. BTDT many many years  
ago, but don’t remember the details (old fart’s disease).

The other recent problem was the over pressure relief valve in the  
cap. The valve assy is a snap together fit on the back of the valve  
plate which no longer holds its snap fit under pressure. A shim  
between the valve assy and the cap top prevents it from ever popping  
off again. See, no new cap needed!

Bernie


On Aug 12, 2008, at 3:24 PM, Kneale Brownson wrote:

> I have a recollection of having to dismount the reservoir and upend  
> it to figure out how to get the connector off.  No recollection of  
> what was required to actually do the disconnection.  In my  
> experience and from what I've read on Audifans over the years, an  
> inappropriate continuous low coolant signal most commonly is the  
> sending unit inside the reservoir, which ain't fixable.  But, of  
> course, you may come up with a way to avoid buying a replacement  
> reservoir.
>
> Regards, Kneale
>
> Bernie Benz <b.benz at charter.net> wrote:
> Anyone remember how the connector to the sensor disconnects? It will
> freely turn about 180 deg. but won’t just pull off or turn further.
> Don’t want to break it. Low coolant level indicator is on  
> continuously.
>
> Bernie
>
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