Hey guys I got a kenworth t660 with that push in coolant sensor. It's new, the plug is new and the float in the coolant tank works. But I keep getting a ding ding ding warning light and I'm fed up with this. Is there a way to bypass the wires by jumping it someway. Can't use a paper clip or tie the wires together. I did see someome say I need a 5v to a 1v resistor jumper when i Google searched. anyone know where I can get one or how to make one myself. Thanks
Low coolant warning bypass.
Discussion in 'Trucks [ Eighteen Wheelers ]' started by bigstank, Jul 13, 2017.
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Add fluids. Until sensor is happy again. PResto no more warnings.
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Coolant level is full. Matter of fact I over filled it just to be sure. It's been doing this on and off for 2 months and I'm done with. I appreciate your reply but im not a swift driver lmao!
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you can just go to dealer and have them take out the engine protection for coolant sensor, or you can find where the wires are broke a tug test goes a long way, if you have cummins those #### wires are notorious for rusting out inside once you pull them a little bit they will give out right away.
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Be on the lookout for bad grounds, especially if it does it on a regular cycle. Electrolysis can cause false low coolant alarms.
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Same problem, low-level warning, stop engine alarm, etc. Coolant level full, temps great. Took to local mechanic and he charged me $700 to replace(?). He told me the sensor was $300, the broke it off in me for another $300+ for labor?? Does this sound right? I'm seeing the entire tank (with sensor) online for $200.
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Sounds like he got ya for $$$. The coolant sensor is around $150.00 @ kenworth. And I got a new coolant tank for $300. I replaced myself and it worked and stopped the issue. The coolant tank comes with a new sensor already installed. These new tanks have some kind of float built inside and they break after a few years
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