Questions & Answers for: Buick coolant surge tank

...coolant. In the surge tank, there is a sensor that detects the level of the coolant. It's most likely the sensor is stuck on the low position. All this sensor does is slide up and down as the coolant ...

...THE COOLANT RECOVERY TANK IS UP TO CORRECT LEVEL THEN THE PROBLEM IS WITH THE COOLANT LEVEL SENSOR IN THE RADIATOR PLASTIC SIDE TANK, THIS IS A COMMON FAULT, REPLACE IT, VERY CHEAP AND EASY TO ...

...coolant recovery tank to the COLD mark. 5. Put the cap on the coolant recovery tank, but leave the pressure cap off. 6. Start the engine and let it run until you can feel the upper rad hose getting ...

...Coolant Recovery Tank". Do you have your Owners Manual?????? If so the subject is covered in it. If not, look for the Plastic Tank Containing a RED Liquid "Dexcool" and a Cap with the marking Coolant ...

...coolant tank that is on your firwall under the hood. If you fill it with coolant and the light continues to stay on. try and slap it a few times and see if that resets it. it could be gunked up. if ...

...coolant level sensor is in the the bottom of the surge tank located on the right side fender sometimes it sticks tap on it and see if it comes lose. You can also unplug it and see if the light goes ...

surge tank line to thermostat housing. Refill the cooling system. Connect the negative battery cable, remove the radiator cap, then start the engine. Allow the engine to run with radiator cap removed,

...my 1994 buick park ave to surge when i put on the brakes after it warms up the voltage meter also jumps around and the low coolant light comes on when it is surging have your charging system ...

...tank meant for coolant, and a day later it all turned into thick orange muck. How do i empty out the tank and put more anti-freeze in? I will remove tank,drain all coolant and run water then put new ...

tank(aka coolant recovery reservoir) is low on coolant. The coolant expands when warm and raises the level in the tank, which turns off your light. Top off the reservoir (when cool) to the "Full Cold"