Buzzer Wiring
10-22-03, 05:45 PM
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Buzzer Wiring
Hey all,
I can't seem to pin point where my problem is in my coolant system. The buzzer keeps going on and off at any time. Is replacing the hoses a good idea or replacing the whole coolant system. What specific parts must i get to replace the whole coolant system. And also would i be able to fix it myself or is it to complicated so i should let the mech fix it.
My other option is to disconnect the wiring to the buzzer and add collant light. Just wondering has anyone done this before and would anyone recommend doing this??? I would think replacing the system would be better...
I can't seem to pin point where my problem is in my coolant system. The buzzer keeps going on and off at any time. Is replacing the hoses a good idea or replacing the whole coolant system. What specific parts must i get to replace the whole coolant system. And also would i be able to fix it myself or is it to complicated so i should let the mech fix it.
My other option is to disconnect the wiring to the buzzer and add collant light. Just wondering has anyone done this before and would anyone recommend doing this??? I would think replacing the system would be better...
10-22-03, 06:02 PM
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Check the level sensor..........it should be one wire and if it's disconnected or broken it will trigger the alert.
Not a 100% sure on the FD's but the FC's are like that.
Not a 100% sure on the FD's but the FC's are like that.
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