LOW COOLANT in my SS/SC?
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From: Airdrie
LOW COOLANT in my SS/SC?
Okay So I parked my car in the garage for the winter and didn't drive it for 2-3 weeks. My trucks lock cylinder messed up so I had to drive it this week. On day one not even half an hou of driving and my LOW COOLANT signal comes on. I topped it up a total of 5 times now and it keeps getting lower. And get this not a single drop on my garage floor. WHERE IS MY COOLANT GOING??? PLEASE HELP!!!!!
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mine did it and it ended up being the connection on the resivor on the drivers side it would spray a fine mist under pressure and never a sign of it under hood it was that fine took my 3 days to find it
Mine comes on just before My oil changes.
It seems to loose some level inbetween every oil change. Not much but enought for the light to come on. No indication where it is going. Who knows?
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Lol thats funny, least you got it Lol, yeah after my tune Mine says low coolant, i dunno Im'a look at it tomorrow, I think its just because where we took the sc off and the top radiator hose a little bit came out and that drop the coolant level, no biggy.
I had that problem and one day after I was driving my car for a pretty long time, I parked it in the driveway and the coolant just down pours from the radiator. After it cooled down I filled it up and it didnt leak, so I took it to the dealership asap and the tech guy told me it was a cracked radiator elbow, so they ordered one up and 2 days later was good to go.
ha ha the same thing happened to me last week it kept saying low coolant low coolant i kept filling it up no leaks on the ground i brought it to the dealership and they tore down the motor to find a couple of cracked pistons so gm replaced them and i get my car back today or monday
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