What does the low coolant level warning mean?
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Coolant level low warning is caused by a lack of coolant. Here are the specific functions of the coolant temperature sensor: 1. Detecting water temperature: When the vehicle experiences issues such as excessive load, water shortage, incorrect ignition timing, non-rotating fan, or prolonged exposure to the sun in summer leading to excessively high coolant temperature, resulting in increased engine temperature, the driver can be informed through this sensor. 2. Preventing faults: By designing a coolant temperature gauge in the instrument system, the coolant temperature sensor can detect the engine coolant temperature and display it on the dashboard, allowing the driver to intuitively see the coolant temperature under any operating condition and take appropriate actions promptly. Additionally, it provides an alarm warning under high-temperature conditions to prevent the car radiator from overheating.