Q A 2002 Saturn Sl2 Cooling System Diagram Low Coolant Level Sensor Kit The low coolant level switch is used to detect engine coolant in the coolant surge tank dropping below a certain level. the switch is a normally open switch that closes when the engine coolant in the surge tank is above a certain level. the switch is supplied ignition voltage, which is used as a switch input to the pcm. when the coolant in the. Low coolant level on 2001 l300. low coolant (water), coolant in oil, cracked cylinder head (cam journal), 1999 saturn sl 1.9l sohc. low coolant dash indicator '99 sl2. engine coolant light. 99 service light on (wrench light, not service engine soon light) help!! low coolant. merky coolant, low.
Q A Saturn Sl2 Thermostat Replacement Cooling System Diagram The low engine coolant level switch is used to detect engine coolant in the coolant recovery reservoir dropping below a certain level. the switch is a normally open switch that closes when the engine coolant in the reservoir is above a certain level. the switch is supplied ignition voltage, which is used as a switch input to the pcm. That is my opinion. i believe the 2002 sl2 all came with 4 cyl engines. best practice to change coolant is to drain the current fluid, refill with fresh water, run the engine until it is warmed up and the upper radiator hose is hot. let the engine cool, and drain the radiator again, and repeat until the drain water is clear. Saturn mechanic: john aka eauto. ok thats all the signs of the electric cooling fans not working this is a common failure on older saturns. usually its the coolant switch the coolant temperature sensor is located on the cylinder head on the drivers side about the center of the head.it is a little hard to get to.you will need a 14mm deep. Once the clips are secured to the back, replacing the coolant level sensor is literally a "snap". simply insert the coolant level sensor in the hole it came out and press until you hear the clips "snap" into place. step 14: reattach the electronic wire at the bottom of the sensor. step 15: replace your battery.
Q A 2002 Saturn Sl2 Cooling System Diagram Low Coolant Level Sensor Kit Saturn mechanic: john aka eauto. ok thats all the signs of the electric cooling fans not working this is a common failure on older saturns. usually its the coolant switch the coolant temperature sensor is located on the cylinder head on the drivers side about the center of the head.it is a little hard to get to.you will need a 14mm deep. Once the clips are secured to the back, replacing the coolant level sensor is literally a "snap". simply insert the coolant level sensor in the hole it came out and press until you hear the clips "snap" into place. step 14: reattach the electronic wire at the bottom of the sensor. step 15: replace your battery. Mshrock. member. 2002 saturn sl2. 120,000 miles. the other day the low coolant light came on in my car. i topped off the coolant reservoir shortly thereafter. it doesn't look like the level has dropped a bit since. every once in a while i get a quick whiff of coolant when i first start the car. (5 6 seconds) it has been going on for a few months. Inspect the coolant reserve tank for crack or leak. locate the coolant level switch sensor and soak it in clean warm water. make sure it's free to move up and down the float path. top off the coolant tank with coolant only. dec 02, 2009 • 1997 saturn sl.
Saturn Sl2 Radiator Cap Cooling System Q A Justanswer Mshrock. member. 2002 saturn sl2. 120,000 miles. the other day the low coolant light came on in my car. i topped off the coolant reservoir shortly thereafter. it doesn't look like the level has dropped a bit since. every once in a while i get a quick whiff of coolant when i first start the car. (5 6 seconds) it has been going on for a few months. Inspect the coolant reserve tank for crack or leak. locate the coolant level switch sensor and soak it in clean warm water. make sure it's free to move up and down the float path. top off the coolant tank with coolant only. dec 02, 2009 • 1997 saturn sl.
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