How to change your Low coolant sensor on a ram 2500
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- Опубликовано: 27 июл 2024
- How to change your low coolant sensor on a 2018 ram 2500
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Great job on video. My 2018 RAM 2500 sensor went bad some months back. I consulted with my buddy at the RAM dealership and he did say that inside the bottle there is a magnet and that they recommend replacing the whole bottle not just the sensor. And after watching your video it has more or less convinced me to just swap out the bottle as if I completed all that work for the sensor and the light did not go out I’d probably be a little bit upset. Thx again man.
Yeah it was jacked up. Ck out the video when I change it. It doesn’t look good. Thanks for watching
Great video. Lots of good information. Hope you were able to get the issue fixed. Be safe and God bless.
Thank you. Dodge said there having a problem with them sensors so I got 2 more on the way
It's likely NOT the sensor. Change the whole tank. You can get a Dorman for just over $100 or so on rock auto. If you do not keep up on coolant changes your sensor float can stick down. The actual sensor can be changed WITHOUT draining the antifreeze.
Oh yeah I did. It helped out. Thanks
thanks for the heads up. My low coolant light just came on and I just might go ahead and replace the whole tank since the coolant level is full
I have a good video on my thewayidoit channel.
Great video.
Thanks and thanks for watching be safe
What if you change the low coolant sensor and it still says the coolant is low? We went through this and ended up replacing the whole tank. We have a 2017 Dodge RAM 2500 diesel. After taking the old tank off we cut it open and there is a float inside that was at fault, the sensor does not even touch the antifreeze. This float got saturated somehow. We places it in a bucket of water and it went straight to the bottom. So if you are having the low coolant level light on and replaced the sensor and you still get the light, I would bet that’s your problem. I am going to post a video on here to explain.
Yeah I replace the whole coolant tank.
I am going through the same issue. I just replaced the sensor and its still giving me the same problem. I will try to replace the whole tank tomorrow
@@damianrodriguez5907 I hope that fixes it. It worked on mine. Let me know if that works for you.
@@mr.tennessee Where did you get your tank from? I'm looking on line, and it looks like it doesn't come with a new sensor? I have a 2014, 3500 and since Fiat bought them, I've had nothing but issues. Thanks in advance for any suggestions
@@Planet-Forger you can get it at Dodge but it’s more expensive and it does come with a sensor. Or you can get a tank and put a sensor in then put it on.
If you replace the sensor and light is still on you need to replace the coolant tank as the magnetic float is stuck inside the tank
Yeah did that and the light went off for a few days and than came back on.
Yeah
Happened to me after draining my coolant to replace my turbo actuator. From what I've been told when you drain your coolant sediment can cause the float to stick to the bottom. I haven't tried it yet but I'm thinking about just bringing it up to operating temperature and tapping on it with a hammer. Or maybe just pull the reservoir and try to flush it myself. Idk. I'll report back.
Hopefully it will work. Good luck and thanks
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I have a 3500 15 6.7 ram. I replaced the sensor with a new one but its still showing the coolant level low. Need help!!
I replace the tank on my 18 model and that fixed the problem. I put a video showing all the gu that was built up in it. Not for sure if that will be sure but it fixed my problem.
@@mr.tennessee i think replacing the reservoir will solve the issue because my ram has been sitting in ny driveway for almost a year. Thanks
Pulled all the skin off my thumb trying to get the sensor out. That sucker is in there tight!
Yes it is
Great video. Hate that didn't fix your issue
Maybe the next one will
Well done did you clear the code and full it back up
Well I don’t think you can clear the code. It will go away when fixed. I did full it back up then a called dodge and they told me I had a bad sensor. So I got 2 more on the way. They said they were having problem with them sensors.
Did you end up replacing the sensor again?
I replace the sensor 7 times. But it was not a sensor it was the reservoir was so clogged up
@@mr.tennessee what caused the clog?
@@sharee-1111 had to replace the reservoir. I put out a video if you haven’t ck it out yet
Lucky for Dodge you can replace the sensor. To bad it did not fix the problem. I am sure you will figure it out. GM you have to replace the whole bottle. Henry Ford is rolling over in his grave.”Parts Interchangeable today BS! :(
Your right on that. I got a bad sensor got one on the way.
Jesus Christ