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I was fixing a small coolant leak and got everything buttoned up just now. I know the code is engine coolant temperature low curcuit input. Made sure that I connected it tight, and yeah. It clicked and is locked in place. The coolant temp gauge is working, it's not in a stuck position.
Reset code ? Otherwise it may reset itself after a few cycles . As long as it it reading
Thanks. I'll reset it and go from there. Then this started leaking
Only thing I can think, is the clamp is not on correctly. Or not tightening fully.
And this is hose is new. Replaced it July 2017. And this is hose is new. Replaced it July 2017. Oh, happy New year guys!
I had to switch to screw clamps a couple of times on my older cars, maybe tired spring clamps.
I'm thinking this is it. I was hoping letting it since Sunday would've helped the clamp get a tighter bite. But no luck. It still leaks. Dumb question quys. Should only use a srcew clamp on the side that is leaking? Or do both?
I'd be sure to run a wire brush and/or some sand paper around the neck to clean it up. As LP said regarding the possible corrosion. Be sure to also check the inside of the hose in case the neck has a burr on it and possibly scarred it.
Switched them to screw clamps, and made sure not to over tighten. Let it warm up in the drive way, took it to the car wash to give it a quick rinse. Didn't see any leaks! I'll keep an eye on it though. Hopefully I have time this weekend to give the car a good detail.