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dj1111 · 09-13-2021, 02:28 PM

Well OMG I just fixed it. The original tank was fine so I shouldn't have bought a new one. I did another search online today and found the answer in the Saturn Vue part of this forum. The low coolant light is on the same fuse as the backup lights. Replaced the fuse and the coolant light is off now. But, now I don't have backup lights even with the new fuse in. So I'll have to look into that and search these forums. I did some driving and put it in reverse many times and it did not blow the fuse so hopefully it is not a short in any wiring. I assume the light switch is in the console somewhere in the shifter parts. It's a manual trans. Oh and I did a voltage check at the light sockets and no 12 volts, the bulbs looked good.

09-13-2021, 02:28 PM	#5
dj1111 Member Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: WI Posts: 181 2000 SL2	Re: Low coolant light Well OMG I just fixed it. The original tank was fine so I shouldn't have bought a new one. I did another search online today and found the answer in the Saturn Vue part of this forum. The low coolant light is on the same fuse as the backup lights. Replaced the fuse and the coolant light is off now. But, now I don't have backup lights even with the new fuse in. So I'll have to look into that and search these forums. I did some driving and put it in reverse many times and it did not blow the fuse so hopefully it is not a short in any wiring. I assume the light switch is in the console somewhere in the shifter parts. It's a manual trans. Oh and I did a voltage check at the light sockets and no 12 volts, the bulbs looked good. ... When I was younger I drove a lifted 4x4 truck with over sized tires. Needed a ladder to get into it. Now in my 60's I drive an SL2 and need a ladder to get out.