Replaced my radiator with a ECP one back in 2020.
It failed a week ago under warranty, and was squirting coolant out the system so I’ve had it swapped and I thought it was fine.
Now all of a sudden I’ve had engine management light on and it’s showing P00B4-00 Radiator Coolant Temperature Sensor Circuit High Voltage.
Is this down to the sensor that comes with the radiator built in, or a different sensor? Seems like it’s gonna be a lot of effort, labour money and coolant replacement to have to swap the radiator again. If it is the sensor, can it be taken out and swapped with a replacement one or is it a solid part that should just be fully replaced?
It failed a week ago under warranty, and was squirting coolant out the system so I’ve had it swapped and I thought it was fine.
Now all of a sudden I’ve had engine management light on and it’s showing P00B4-00 Radiator Coolant Temperature Sensor Circuit High Voltage.
Is this down to the sensor that comes with the radiator built in, or a different sensor? Seems like it’s gonna be a lot of effort, labour money and coolant replacement to have to swap the radiator again. If it is the sensor, can it be taken out and swapped with a replacement one or is it a solid part that should just be fully replaced?
