1999 Suzuki Vitara "check water coolant level 98" Questions

check the coolant level in the radiator when the engine is cool.Best time is morning. Open the radiator cover and put the coolant in and start the engine and wait till the engine is hot and thermostat

...water pump ain't completly out and regardless it shouldn't stop the car from starting . Any suggestions? replace thermostat did bleed coolant system check coolant level.because if not ...

...check the coolant overflow and add a little water if low (if you have antifreeze then a pint of water will not dilute it enough to matter). Go to a parts store that will plug in and read the OBD II ...

...water behind it. 98 Saturan SL2 Hi!! Probably your coolant level is low. With motor off and cool, check coolant level. if low, fill it to the MAX COLD mark. DO NOT OVERFILL. Don't forget to rate this ...

...water level the check engine light doesn`t necessarily mean it needs an oil change.you may and probably have a code in the ecm(computer) that needs to be looked into.the light with the arrow sounds ...

water mixture...next check coolant overflow tank ...be sure it is not windshield washer tank...normally the washer tank is solid white and the coolant overflow tank is off white but some can be dirty.

...check also that water pump working make sure the cooling system is full this includes reservoir and radiator. If full locate the coolant level sensor. If I remember correctly it will be on the right ...

...low coolant. Not enough water in the system to circulate through the heater core. Has it been running hot? Check the coolant level in the radiator Best regards, Mike Your blend actuator door is ...

...check the density of your coolant. Requires a coolant tester that you can pick up at any automotive store. It should be between -36 and -45 degrees C. (A good mix of coolan and water) Also make sure ...

...water pump and check for plugs in the heater core Do the radiator fans come on? Turn on the A/C which should start the fans automatically. Does that stop the overheating? Replace the temperature ...