is it a tsb???? you got anymore info?CadV said:Guys there is a new radiator that they have released that fixes the problem.
The coolant bottle is located under the hood, on the drivers side firewall. The fluid in the bottle is orange. When my light comes on, I alternate adding about a quart of distilled water to it, and a quart of dextron anti-freeze. One of these days I will actually replace the radiator. I am out of warranty, so it would have to come out of pocket.Anyone have any resolutions to this? Mine has been saying this lately. What should I do / check? I'd assume there is a cap somewhere near the front when I open the hood (as I'm in my living room and have no interest to go to the garage right now). Just add a little distilled water?
Exact same thing happened to me. Dealer replaced radiator, the very next day I started the car and got the low coolent warning again. I drove right back to the dealer, they looked it all over again. The coolent level was just slightly below the mark, they filled just a bit and the tech said "forgot to burp the system" and there was just enough of an air pocket to make the coolent level go down by a hair the next day. Not sure I believed them at the time, but it was about 6-7 months ago and I have not had a coolent warning since. I think if you did what Reed said, it should solve it as well. Just my $.02.after one day of driving with the new radiator, the low coolent level comes on dash...is this normal..just add some water?....it was a little low..:annoyed: