Dodge ram Cummins coolant Level Sensor, light always on (The Real FIX)
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- Dodge ram coolant level sensor Test and fix. This is for all Dodge trucks that has the same sensor or coolant reservoir as pictured in the video. Should be dodge trucks from 1500 to 5500 and the years from 2013 to 2018. Please like and subscribe, thanks 
Short and simple to the point troubleshooting. Thanks
Thank you, glad you like it. That’s what I was shooting for to make it short and sweet so people don’t have to watch an hour long video. I figure most people know how to take the stuff out. Just don’t know how to figure out what’s wrong. Thanks again for your comment.
Fantastic video thanks 🙏 🔥
Holly shit, your videos are good! To the point, golden information, no bs. Thanks!
Thank you for this video. It was honestly alot of help!
Thank you for your comment and I’m glad I could help
this issue has been a problem ,good video easy fix
You are awesome. This has been such a pain but your videos have helped a lot. After trying 3 sensors and having the light go off intermittently I did the magnet test and the bypass and so I’m guessing it’s the magnet inside the tank. I have a tank coming and will remove through the wheel lining like you mentioned
I’ve gone through the same thing thank you very much my stupid ass thought it was a liquid reaction sensor but it’s magnet that makes a lot of sense thank you again😊
Thank you very much for your great comment and I’m glad I could be of some help.
Thanks Chuck you fixed my problem. 🤘🏽
You’re welcome. I’m glad I was some
help.
Subscribed Thank you so much.
Excellent job with the right information
Thank you glad I could be of some help
Nice, thank you very much!
Thank You ! God Bless You !
Thank you for your comment, glad my video could help and God bless you too.
thank you good direct help thumbs up
Thank you glad I could be of some help
Yeah, replacing the coolant tank never thought of that The saying goes, you learn something new every day
So what would be the ohms reading? because my voltmeter is a free 1 from Harbor freight
Thanks. I just replaced my tank due to a leak at the clam shell seam. I also drained coolant. It all worked great, got all the air out and then put it all back together. couple days later the low coolant came back on. I did the paper clip and that took care of the low coolant. It's a new coolant tank and the level it at max. guess I'll try and yank out the sensor. The original sensor I was not able to remove, and I've got it setting on the workbench.
Yeah, the old sensors can be a pain to get out sometimes and sometimes it’s easier and better just to replace it with a new one. That way you know both are new and you don’t have to worry about it. Just remember to add a little lubricant on the O-ring when you try to put it back in to make it easier. Sometimes it can be hard to put back in, take a rubber mallet or something that won’t damage it and tap it in. Good luck.
Egr cooler has a pin hole leak. Could be a second issue as well.
Can you just clean the tank?
Is that a compressor for your airbags on top of the wheel well liner???
Sorry it took me so long to respond. I just saw your question and thanks for your question. Yes, that is an air compressor for the airbags on the back springs for when he’s hauling something heavy.
Well if the paper clip makes the light go off that'll be all I need thanks. I keep an eye on my temp guage all the time I don't need no stinkin sensor
Thanks for your comment. I’m glad my video could do you some good.
What temperature does your Ram run at say, 100 degrees in the summer? Thanks for your time.
@@robertalessio9931 sorry I just saw your post, most of the newer vehicles run a thermostat around 180 to 190 for fuel economy, and emissions, the gauge in the truck will show I believe it was around 200 to 210 something like that. Hope that helps.
Did you just electrical tape the paper clip in
@@wildredneck2287 no, I didn’t tape a paper clip in it. That will work if you need the light off for inspection or don’t have the money to replace the tank but I did it correctly and replaced the tank and sensor. My sensor was good but I went ahead and replaced it for the tank and sensor would be good and I wouldn’t have to worry about it anymore. Thanks for the question.
Thanks you forgot the showing the #warning #light on Dash" so people know what you talking about" 😮
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Replacing my tank with a fleece coolant tank.
Apparently there is no video on coolant tank removal. Two show the where, then jump to it totally removed. Should have recorded your removal.
thanks for your comment and your right, I should have. I didn’t think about even making this video to after the fact. But just in case you haven’t done it yet, not knowing exactly which truck you have, I ended up having to take this one apart and drop it out down through the fender Well to get it out.