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posted by
someone claiming to be Ray N.
on
Thu May 30 05:25 CST 2002 [ RELATED]
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This is reported here fairly often (has happened on both
of my Volvos).
The coolant overflow tank has a sensor that detects low coolant.
You are just a bit low and when you accelerate the fluid is pushed
to the back of the bottle momentarily triggering the sensor/light.
You need to top off the coolant.
Note: Don't open the coolant cap unless the engine is cold.
Older gray colored coolant overflow tank caps are known to leak a bit.
Newer blue / green /teal (depend on who you ask) are improved. You
might want to replace the cap with a newer one in case the current
one is leaking a bit when under pressure.
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