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Coolant Level Low: Refill

Potatoe Eater · 2015-08-31 12:52:35

I am getting this message "Coolant Level Low: Refill" on my SAAB SID. Its a 02 Diesel 2.2 model. I have checked the coolant level and its perfectly OK. What else could be wrong in this case. Could it be the sensor and where is the sensor located ? Any help would be appreciated.

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31-08-2015 1:52pm

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Potatoe Eater

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I am getting this message "Coolant Level Low: Refill" on my SAAB SID. Its a 02 Diesel 2.2 model. I have checked the coolant level and its perfectly OK. What else could be wrong in this case. Could it be the sensor and where is the sensor located ? Any help would be appreciated.

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#2 31-08-2015 2:05pm
Alanstrainor

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There could be air in the system, which can lead to low coolant warnings. Have you had any work done on the car recently?

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#3 31-08-2015 11:20pm
Potatoe Eater

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No work carried out recently. Could it bra sensor?

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#4 31-08-2015 11:34pm
Guy:Incognito

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Potatoe Eater wrote: »

Could it bra sensor?

Hard to tell. Are there any boobs in it?

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#5 01-09-2015 10:38am
biko

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The sensor is behind the reservoir/expansion tank

Have a look to see if it looks broken or dirty. Perhaps wiping it off will fix the issue.

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#6 05-09-2015 7:46pm
Potatoe Eater

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Do I need to remove the tank to gain access ? I had a quick look and cant see any sensor.

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