Coolant level sensor - How does it work?
11-03-2003, 04:52 AM
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Coolant level sensor - How does it work?
I just replaced my coolant level sensor as it went out. No problems there, it's very easy to do.
The question I have is how does this thing work? There is the one copper pin thingy on the inside and two connectors on the plug. So it is not a float type switch. The only guess I have is that it somehow does it with temperature?
If someone can shed some light I would greatly appreciate it, as said I have replaced it so it's all working OK, I am just curious as to how it performs its function.
Dutchie
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The question I have is how does this thing work? There is the one copper pin thingy on the inside and two connectors on the plug. So it is not a float type switch. The only guess I have is that it somehow does it with temperature?
If someone can shed some light I would greatly appreciate it, as said I have replaced it so it's all working OK, I am just curious as to how it performs its function.
Dutchie
Pushrod V 'collector'
2003 Buell XB9R
1996 Camaro Z28
1983 Range Rover
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