My sensor display lights up with low coolant along with the most anoying buzzing sound there is. I know the car isnt low in coolant nor is it froze. So Im wondering how do I get rid of this sound? Is there a fuse I could pull or something?

 

Check the sensor in the top of the Radiator for the fix. The buzzer is located on the back of the gauge cluster.

 

That one wire sensor on top of the radiator. Put a ground on the wire that goes to the sensor. That should stop the buzzer. I'd suggest though that you have not fully bleed the radiator and have trapped air in the header tank causing the thermistor to sense a low condition. Just a suggestion, could be wrong.

 

Here's a way to determine if your sensor is worth a flip or if its your water level. Take the sensor out of the radiator. Temporarily plug the hole in the radiator with a rag, bolt etc. Now go to your filler and fill the water to the top of the neck. With the key of the car to the on position, wait about fifteen seconds and you should hear the buzzer going off. Now witht the sensor still connected to its wire(mine had enough length to reach the neck), dip the sensor in the water in the filler neck(it cannot be water in a cup or such, it has to be the water in the radiator filler). The buzzer should go off in just a few seconds. If it does, then that means that there has been an air pocket in the radiator header tank setting it off. If the buzzer does not go off, then get a meter out and with the key on, measure the voltage on the wire to the sensor. Should be about a half volt. If you don't have .5 v or close to that, then you have an electrical circuit broken.