What are you asking; what the function of the warning system(s) are or what could be causing it/them to turn on? In general: Most cooling systems only have warning systems for excessive temperatures, i.e temeprature gauge and/or warning lights. Some may have a warning system for low coolant levels in the expansion (header) tank also. In rare cases, there are systems for cooling system pressure and glycol dilution levels. If any one of these systems are active, it indicates either a fault in the cooling system or prehaps in the sender unit and/or warning system itself, i.e. high temp warnings upon a cold start. Signs of cooling systems problems are a regular loss of coolant, high engine operating temps, ineffective cooling fans, pregnant hoses, a hot smelling motor when running, peeling paint on the rad itself etc If you are a little more specific prehaps I can help more. Thanks, CHarlie
If it is a car with waves under it then it is a slip indicator. If it is just waves it can be low coolant or low windshield fluid. It can also be rear defroster indicator. Need better description and make, model, and year of vehicle to be sure.
I'm guessing, but the coolant level sensor is probably in the overflow bottle and it is low. This is so you notice it before the radiator itself is low.
Most newer cars have the coolant sensor in the overflow bottle. Filling this will probably take care of it. Where the coolant is going is another issue. Head gas kit
my gas gauge doesnt work and i dont get a warning light when about to run out, mine goes to fuel when its about to run out
Hello, Jamison here, That was A changeover year, It would be hard to say with certainty,,, But you can find out very easy, look under the hood, on the passenger side either on the inner fender well or on the front support by the radiator,,, There will be A sticker warning about the danger of explosion due to impropper serviceing of the A/C system,,, It will have the type of coolant used in the car,,,, R12 or R134A,,,,,,,,,,,, Good luck, Jamison.
The yellow radiator light on your Honda Accord is an indicator of low coolant in the radiator. The red radiator warning light is an indication of the engine overheating.
Coolant leak possibly no fluid in radiator, hence the picture of a radiator.
The coolant level sensor is faulty.
Your coolant level is low.
If it is the low coolant light, it may mean your coolant is low. If it is not low, it may be the low coolant light sensor malfunctioning.
probably low coolant level warning light
It is the radiator warning light. Usually it indicates low radiator fluid level. I have had this come on when I have had some minor radiator leaks leading to radiator coolant level going down.
The sensor in the reservoir is probably bad. It is located in the bottom of the reservoir and fairly easy to change.
Hallo.. the light is a temperature indicator. It shows something that looks like a radiator cap. Check your coolant level or whether your fans are working. Sort it out and you will never see it come on again.
Most likely that light is a low coolant warning light. Check the coolant lvls in the radiator and coolant resevour when the car is cold( has not been run for a few hours). The coolant in the radiator should be very close the the top and the resevour should be somewhere between the cold and hot marks. Do not make these checks when the car is hot as you could be burned badly.
The coolant light should be going out when the system is filled. The sensor itself or the float system is probably bad.
if you are talking about the orange light that looks like (sorta) a house, it would be a low coolant warning light. apparently, that is supposed to be a radiator.