If it is a temperature sensor, it is usually located on the top of the engine near the thermostat.
If it is a "low coolant sensor", then it is located in the radiator (it will be the only item in the radiator that has a electric wire going to it)
Either way, you would drain the coolant enough to be below the sensor, and then remove it and replace it with a new one. They are usually under $10-$20
you don't, replace the sensor as it's bad.
how do you replace coolant temp sensor on a rodeo
check/replace the engine coolant level sensor located in the engine coolant overflow reservior (located at the rear of the engine compartment pass. side)
There is a coolant level sensor in the bottom of the coolant tank. If the tank has enough coolant, then the sensor is bad. You can buy a new tank for about $50 (Rockauto.com or Autozone) and replace it in an hour or so. Or just disconnect the cable from the sensor and check your coolant level on a regular basis.
It is in the passenger side coolant tank on the radiator. If the light is on and the coolant is at the proper level then the sensor is defective. To replace it you will have to drain the radiator. Disconnect the wire and remove the clip and remove the sensor.
The coolant temperature sensor can be found on the front of the engine, near the thermostat. Remove the coolant temperature sensor retaining nut, to replace it.
No, you have to replace the complete tank which includes the sensor.
The coolant level sensor is bad. It is integrated into the coolant bottle, so you need to replace the coolant bottle.
The 2004 Chevrolet Malibu coolant sensor float is located in the radiator. The coolant sensor float replace the level of coolant to the instrument panel.
Type your answer here... where is the coolant sensor ona 2001 chevy prizm
Bad coolant sensor or faulty wiring to the sensor.
if you are referring to the engine coolant level sensor located in the top of the engine coolant reservior (usually gives the message "coolant sensor bad" in the VIC when it is bad), it can be easily "popped" out of the bottle with no tools necessary and a new one "popped" back in its place. **mine is a V8 model this should hold true for the I6 as well