Feb 23, 2003 #1 T talstar New Member Joined Jun 13, 2001 Messages 268 What would cause the low warning light to come on my smc alky kit when its full?
Feb 23, 2003 #2 S Sinful6 Aspiring Guru Joined Aug 4, 2002 Messages 540 Use "Search" button at the top.
Feb 23, 2003 #3 S Steve Wood Active Member Joined Jul 18, 2001 Messages 2,338 drop Steve C a note. Some of the kits have had problems with low level sensors that go bad.
Feb 23, 2003 #4 salvageV6 Daily Driver Joined May 25, 2001 Messages 20,962 Take the top cap off and look inside. There is a float on a tube below the green and white wires. Check to see the float is floating on the alky. and not being blocked by the pump wires inside the tank. Tap it gently a couple of times with a wooden dowel or whatever you use to stir in the lube in the tank. I use an old wooden flag stick about 1/4" round. Might reset the LED for you.
Take the top cap off and look inside. There is a float on a tube below the green and white wires. Check to see the float is floating on the alky. and not being blocked by the pump wires inside the tank. Tap it gently a couple of times with a wooden dowel or whatever you use to stir in the lube in the tank. I use an old wooden flag stick about 1/4" round. Might reset the LED for you.
Feb 24, 2003 #5 L lrover2 New Member Joined Feb 20, 2002 Messages 236 Another common problem is wet contacts. If you washed your engine or spilled alcohol on the contacts your low level light will stay on until its dried out.
Another common problem is wet contacts. If you washed your engine or spilled alcohol on the contacts your low level light will stay on until its dried out.
Feb 26, 2003 #6 T talstar New Member Joined Jun 13, 2001 Messages 268 Must have just been wet. Its not on now.