Low Engine Coolant Light

Yeah that's what I had always assumed...someone on this ng though
said their Saturn had a radiator cap.
The past couple days I've had more radiator fluid on my garage floor,
I think I'm going to have to crawl under the car & see where it's coming
from--



"Blah blah" > wrote in message
...
> The bottle is the top of your radiator (should have a hose going to
> your radiator or to a high point in the system). The highest point of
> your cooling system is where all the air will go. Sometimes they add
> bleed screws at other high points to help purge air out if the air cant
> make it to the bottle.
>
>
> In article <zN0md.340061$wV.68746@attbi_s54>,
> says...
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>>
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>> I just ahad a look at the radiator, there's no cap, no way to visibly
>> inspect
>> the radiator--
>>
>> Terry M.
>>

Check the gasket on raditor cap and on over fill. If the gasket leaks, it
might be running out the cap before it goes to over flow.
"Jigger" > wrote in message
news:hUBld.213913$Pl.147355@pd7tw1no...
>I just started having the same problem with a 94SL1... The resevoir seems
> full, but the hoses seem quite soft.. Now I'm no mechanic, and I don't get
> how I am supposed to add fluid to the rad when there is no rad cap!! Any
> ideas?? What am I missing?? Thanks, M.
>
>
> --
> '04 Ram 3500 Cummins SLT
> '94 Saturn SL1
> '79 Yamaha 650 Special
>
>
> "jmthomp1" > wrote in message
> news:jIcgd.183038$a85.99126@fed1read04...
>> I have a 99SL2 that has recently started having the Low Coolant/Auto
>> Transaxle Fluid Temp warning light flash for the first few minutes of
>> operation after starting. Just does it now and then and stops after
> about
>> half a mile. The coolant level is normal. Do you think the sensor is
> going
>> bad ?
>>
>>
>
>

I have the same problem with my lights, but there is no fluid leaking. Will
flushing the radiator help?