follow the owners manual as to when it is time to change the coolant. Get a manual from MOTORLIT.COM
I don't think it is coolant. It is just condensation caused from high humidity and the cold air. If it is coolant it should get on the floor and you should loose coolant.
A portrait can be whichever you like: just face or more.
Can be old fluids. You should change it every 50,000. -ALL of it, not just the pan. It could have a broken or stuck accumulator.
If it is a severe wart you should talk to your doctor about removing it. Otherwise just leave it alone!!
you should just have fun and be yourself
I don't think it is coolant. It is just condensation caused from high humidity and the cold air. If it is coolant it should get on the floor and you should loose coolant.
there is a sensor in the bottom of the coolant bottle, change this and you should be o.k. tap the sensor with a screw driver it will go out uts just stuck
This should happen automatically. Are you losing coolant, is the cooling system leaking somewhere? Have you just changed the coolant? Unless there is a leak, the system should purge by itself.
Boy's should be just the way they are, they don't have to change the way that they look just to impress people.
It should be on the bottom of the coolant reservoir. The container is held in place by two bolts. Remove the bolts and disconnect the sensor cable on the side of the container, then it should just lift out
Never put just straight water in your motor. You want to top off your radiator first then top off your coolant in the reservoir. Water will rust your motor from the inside out.
Could be the sensor that has gone bad if the coolant level is correct. Find a trustworthy mechanic to check that out.
The coolant level sensor is located in the coolant reservoir tank. It should just screw or press in. Unplug it, remove it and put a new one in.
Change them. Change the pants dude, not to be rude.
It's right on top of the engine, next to the thermostat housing. Just disconnect the wire, turn out the sensor and replace it with a new one. If you need to add coolant, add the coolant after you change the sensor. Also, you should be ready with the new sensor as soon as you take the old one out, coolant will most certainly start to flow from the opening.
You should change them at the minimum every 6 months. If your water is bad then you should check them every 2 months just to make sure they are still good.
The year, make and model vehicle would help and there shouldn't be just water, it should be coolant.