WTB: 22533547 coolant level module
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DaveP
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Re: WTB: 22533547 coolant level module
I know that module was used in other makes and models than just the Corvette. I did a quick search and came up with this info from another site. I don't know how accurate it is, nor do I know WHERE the module is going to be located in these models. It's not easy to find even in a Corvette where I know where it is. But might be useful info when junk yarding.
And before you go through flaming hoops locating a module, another thing to check is the resistance of the probe in the lower CCHE to ground. (Engine block). I've found a couple of probes where the end has corroded off, and it won't activate the module properly.
Level too Low = 50K Ohms and above.
Level OK = 10K Ohms and below.
So you should have <10,000 Ohms to ground with the IC system full. If you don't the module will turn on the light.
I suspect the probe is the same as the one used in the cars below. I also think this set up was used in F-car, although not listed below. But either is the Corvette, and I know it was used in Y-car from 86-89. I owned an 88 Corvette at the time I wrote the original article, that's how I knew about it.
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Part 22533547 is used and compatible with these cars
Chevrolet
Beretta / Corsica 1987...1992
Cavalier 1982...1991
Cadet 1983...1986
Caprice 1991...1996
Impala super sport 1994...1996
Hearse / Limo 1991...1994
Buick
Hearse / Limo 1991...1996
Roadmaster sedan / Estate wagon 1993...1996
Estate wagon 1991
Cadillac
Allante 1987...1993
Cimarron 1982...1988
Fleetwood brougham 1993...1996
I know that module was used in other makes and models than just the Corvette. I did a quick search and came up with this info from another site. I don't know how accurate it is, nor do I know WHERE the module is going to be located in these models. It's not easy to find even in a Corvette where I know where it is. But might be useful info when junk yarding.
And before you go through flaming hoops locating a module, another thing to check is the resistance of the probe in the lower CCHE to ground. (Engine block). I've found a couple of probes where the end has corroded off, and it won't activate the module properly.
Level too Low = 50K Ohms and above.
Level OK = 10K Ohms and below.
So you should have <10,000 Ohms to ground with the IC system full. If you don't the module will turn on the light.
I suspect the probe is the same as the one used in the cars below. I also think this set up was used in F-car, although not listed below. But either is the Corvette, and I know it was used in Y-car from 86-89. I owned an 88 Corvette at the time I wrote the original article, that's how I knew about it.
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Part 22533547 is used and compatible with these cars
Chevrolet
Beretta / Corsica 1987...1992
Cavalier 1982...1991
Cadet 1983...1986
Caprice 1991...1996
Impala super sport 1994...1996
Hearse / Limo 1991...1994
Buick
Hearse / Limo 1991...1996
Roadmaster sedan / Estate wagon 1993...1996
Estate wagon 1991
Cadillac
Allante 1987...1993
Cimarron 1982...1988
Fleetwood brougham 1993...1996
GarnetTy1473
Donating Member
Re: WTB: 22533547 coolant level module
That part has long been discontinued, but there are still 10 dealers in the country that have it in stock. Where are you located and I can get you the closest one.
That part has long been discontinued, but there are still 10 dealers in the country that have it in stock. Where are you located and I can get you the closest one.