Check that the coolant level is OK in the radiator itself, not just the reservoir. Sometimes the overflow system can become vapor locked and the system will not draw from the reservoir if it needs it. Do check: * Make sure the motor is cool! Don't do this at a gas station, do it at home after the car has been sitting for a few hours. If you don't heed this warning you will scald yourself. * Open the radiator cap. * If the radiator is not full of coolant, top it off. If it is empty you may want to do this check a few times, as there may be air in the system. Filling it up directly should remove the vapor lock and it should draw whatever else it needs from the reservoir.
LOL, what that light is telling you is that the overflow reservoir is low on antifreeze, if it is full when you look at it and the light is still on, the sensor may be bad.
low washer fluid
add antifreeze
The antifreeze is low in the reservoir.
Check you antifreeze level there is a float that makes the light go on when coolant is low
Doubtful !... The antifreeze is added to the radiator - to keep the water above freezing point. There is no way of the engine knowing how much antifreeze is circulating.
You are low on antifreeze. If not, your float is stuck and sunk.
The coolant level sensor is bad. It is integrated into the coolant bottle, so you need to replace the coolant bottle.
because your coolant level is too low. put some antifreeze in it......
maybe cuz its low on coolant
low antifreeze , or faulty coolant sensor .
The coolant sensor is in the overflow tank, make sure it is full to the cold line. If it still stays on the level sensor might need replacing