On my 2001 Pontiac Grand Prix, the coolant level sensor in the radiator near the battery would get gummed up. You can lower the coolant level in the radiator, remove the battery, and remove the sensor. Clean it and replace the coolant. I was having to do this yearly. One common problem on these Pontiacs is a leaking plastic lower intake manifold gasket set. A small amount of oil can contaminate the coolant and lead to this build up on the sensor and thus the coolant light illuminated. I changed the l.i.m. gaskets on my car with the improved all aluminum replacement gasket set. In my opinion, this is a very good engine but why GM went with these plastic gaskets is beyond me!!
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low antifreeze , or faulty coolant sensor .
usually when you add coolant light goes off Coolant sensor bad?
there is no reset you have replace the low coolant sensor and flush cooling system and use dexcool coolant.
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Just had the same problem on my Grand Am. It was the water pump.
Check the engine coolant... Is it full? yes coolant level is full
Check your coolant level...
Either low coolant level or the engine is overheating.
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On the side of the radiator, by the filler neck? This is the only low coolant sensor I know of. *Ditto here; There is only one for temp and another for coolant level. Each sets off a different warning light on the dash.
A FLASHING check engine light typically means that something serious has been detected. If you don't have a way to connect to and read the computer diagnostic codes, you should take the vehicle somewhere that can. ASAP