Coolant Temp Sender
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Coolant Temp Sender
Can someone confirm whether or not it's necessary to drain the coolant when replacing the Gauge/Warning Light Coolant Temp Sensor that's located between cylinders #1 and #3 below the exhaust manifold? Or, will just a little coolant seep out if it's not drained?
Mcarlo77- Donating Member
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Re: Coolant Temp Sender
It will leak out until the level in the rad is equal to the left so of the sender. You might be able to do a quick swap and not lose much.
Joe73- Donating Member
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Re: Coolant Temp Sender
I agree with Joe. Any water in the intake or head above it will drain out when you remove it. If you're quick, you won't lose much.
fasrnur- G3GM Enthusiast
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Re: Coolant Temp Sender
Thanks, gentlemen...I suspected as much. It's too cold now to be messing with spilled coolant...so, this goes on the back burner until Spring.
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