Low coolant level light on.. But, there's plenty of coolant
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After checking to see that coolant level is up to neck of tank but before buying new tank, stick your longest finger into tank toward back and see if you can feel the sensor. If it’s the magnetic “donut” on a post type, you may be able to flip/ move the donut up and down and spin it around a few times. Don’t know for sure what was restraining the donut from moving freely but it worked for me. Lights been off for 5 months now.
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Whatever coolant you use it is important not to mix the types/colours.
If you do mix the two it can congeal into a sort of gel causing all sorts of coolant issues.
So if you do change make sure the system is fully flushed out.
Or just always use the correct long life coolant.
Also see this technical bulletin:
http://www.jagrepair.com/images/TSB/...nt%20(XLC).pdf
If you do mix the two it can congeal into a sort of gel causing all sorts of coolant issues.
So if you do change make sure the system is fully flushed out.
Or just always use the correct long life coolant.
Also see this technical bulletin:
http://www.jagrepair.com/images/TSB/...nt%20(XLC).pdf
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Last edited by MLM; 03-30-2022 at 08:17 AM. Reason: found sensor information
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