coolant level sensor
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coolant level sensor
just a quick question about this thing. i'm getting a tiny leak from this sensor. when i try to tighten it, its always loose no matter how many timse i turn it. do i have a bad plug?
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if its stripped you can take it out and use JB weld to add material to where the threading is missing. Then you can use a thread tap that costs like $4 to recut some thread. It's a lot cheaper then buying a New radiator....
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Originally Posted by Mr. HKS
can i just buy a new plug?
I am pretty sure it's the radiator with the damage since it's soft.....
not the plug..........
But since we can't see it you need to figure that out...
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by plugging it, the (rather annoying) buzzer will sound ever happily after.
i ended up getting one from dealer which is within reasonable cost.
i'd suggest one inspect the sending unit for thread damage. if you found it stripped, replace it immediately.
i ended up getting one from dealer which is within reasonable cost.
i'd suggest one inspect the sending unit for thread damage. if you found it stripped, replace it immediately.
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