Check coolant level
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2000 C230 Mercedes Kompressor, 2004 Honda Civic, 1980 L48 Corvette
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Happen to me once maybe you have an air bubble in the line. Squeeze the upper rad hose about 15 times and it might flush it out for you.
do i need the car running to do that?
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Yes, we just experienced the same thing here in Indianapolis with the frigid temps. Wife saw the message, so it was parked until I could check it out.
SA advised that this often happens in cold temps on the ML, but I (and MB) would not advise putting anything in the coolant besides their mix. The coolent in this vechicle is clear, you can hardly see it if you open the overflow reservoir. We took it to the shop and they took care of it for free.
One thing that the SA stated, which I don't know if it is true or not, is that the coolent level and washer level are on the same circuit? He implied that low washer fluid could trip the coolant message. This seems pretty basic and leads me to believe that he may have been trying to indirectly tell me that "your washer fluid is low, not your coolant". Anyway, I wonder if there is any validity in his statement?"
And i got also the washer level low msg at the same time....Hmm since the coolant level topped off i wonder if i fill the washer level...and see what happens...will report back
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Yes, we just experienced the same thing here in Indianapolis with the frigid temps. Wife saw the message, so it was parked until I could check it out.
SA advised that this often happens in cold temps on the ML, but I (and MB) would not advise putting anything in the coolant besides their mix. The coolent in this vechicle is clear, you can hardly see it if you open the overflow reservoir. We took it to the shop and they took care of it for free.
One thing that the SA stated, which I don't know if it is true or not, is that the coolent level and washer level are on the same circuit? He implied that low washer fluid could trip the coolant message. This seems pretty basic and leads me to believe that he may have been trying to indirectly tell me that "your washer fluid is low, not your coolant". Anyway, I wonder if there is any validity in his statement?"
And i got also the washer level low msg at the same time....Hmm since the coolant level topped off i wonder if i fill the washer level...and see what happens...will report back
I had the same problem today, coolant level is fine. But have been out of washer fluid for some time. This must be the problem.
Hi Guys, i have exactly the same problem with my 2003 CLK cdi 270, both messages appear as a pair always, so seems that the two might be on the same circuit. However both the washer and collant levels seem fine. The message appears randomly about once or twice a week??? Any ideas why this might be happenning???? Where is the sensor located??? When i switch of and restart the ignition the messages disappear.
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