Coolant Light on Check Panel

[Doughnut]

Here's the part number.

Thankyou, that is the tank I am after.

[Brian D]

Thanks mate, is it the one that is on the front left wheel arch? could you post the part number that is stamped on the side too... lol thanks.

Here's the part number.

[Doughnut]

Sure. I'll get that up today or tomorrow

Thanks mate, is it the one that is on the front left wheel arch? could you post the part number that is stamped on the side too... lol thanks.

[speedhop]

Sure. I'll get that up today or tomorrow

[Doughnut]

Thanks for the help guys...it ended being a sensor coming loose. Silly me :)

Are you using the later coolant expansion tank? Could you post a pic for me?

[speedhop]

Thanks for the help guys...it ended being a sensor coming loose. Silly me :)

[87e30]

Mine is on as well, along with brakes, and washer fluid. However, all three of these things are in perfect shape. I just ignore them... I'm assuming it's the sensors gone bad.

[speedhop]

I'm using the standard m20 unit. I've never had a problem with it before. Do you think might be the problem?

[Brian D]

Bad sending unit? Which reservoir are you using?

[speedhop]

I know I know, another bleeding question.

I just flushed the engine and put new coolant in, bled the system, drove it, bled it again and the coolant level light on the check panel is still on even though I put in over 12.5L (granted the bleeding process).

I can't put any more fluid in because it overflows!
Is there a trick I missing to this?