Must Be A Faulty Coolant Sensor
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Inside the tank on the forward corner towards the engine is a float that will some time gum up. You can gently move it up and down to clean the area it rides on. Then make sure the level is within a 1/4 inch of the top. If it continues to lose coolant have the system pressure tested.
Cats do not like being overheated. They react badly.
Cats do not like being overheated. They react badly.
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Thanks for the info. I feel what is left of the float. A small stump can be pushed up and down in the reservoir but it stays beneath the coolant. I hope she hasnt been overheated before I've gotten her. I don't smell burning coolant or see steam out of the tailpipes and no emulsification in coolant or oil. I will keep an eye on it though.
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