In my 1990 325i check panel coolant light is always on. I have proper coolent level and sensor seems intact... any advice on how to fix it??? Thanks
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That is probably a bad level sensor.The car makes it possible, but the driver makes it happen.
Jim Levie, Huntsville, AL -
Agreed, they all fail over time. I believe it's just a magnetic ring around the foam float that acts as a switch, and it deteriorates easily. Get a new one, it's really hit and miss with used sensors, even if they were good when removed.
You can put a jumper wire between the two wires that go to the sensor to test the rest of the circuit. The light should go off with the wires connected.Comment
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