{WTB} Radiator overflow tank
#8
the sensor is molded into the bottom of the tank. it's a known defect with the older overflow bottles that cause the low coolant light to come on after some spirited driving. it's covered under b2b warranty.
you can even just disconnect the sensor and the light won't come on at all, just check it periodically.
$145 for a new coolant bottle
you can even just disconnect the sensor and the light won't come on at all, just check it periodically.
$145 for a new coolant bottle
#10
Couldn't find a pic right away, but it's the gray vertical one just on the left side of the bottle, right in front of that hose connection and the battery cover.
Remember that if you do unplug it, then you should monitor your coolant level quite often! And...........then the idiot temp gauge on the dash becomes that much more important to keep an eye on as well.
Remember that if you do unplug it, then you should monitor your coolant level quite often! And...........then the idiot temp gauge on the dash becomes that much more important to keep an eye on as well.
Last edited by Mazurfer; 06-04-2010 at 06:54 PM.
#11
Mazurfer... you should direct him to your thread. It was quite impressive.
https://www.rx8club.com/showthread.p...radiator+light
And MazdaManiac shows you how to disconect it.
https://www.rx8club.com/showthread.p...radiator+light
https://www.rx8club.com/showthread.p...radiator+light
And MazdaManiac shows you how to disconect it.
https://www.rx8club.com/showthread.p...radiator+light
#13
Yeah...........I think my thread was okay(good info in it), so thanks for that, but it doesn't seem like cleaning it really helps for any long period of time...........for most folks anyway.
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