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Its the "Engine coolant level warning light" , I looked it up in the owners manual. I've been wondering the same thing bc mines on to. My coolants full but the lights still on any idea how to turn off?
Ive had the battery disconnected for other reasons than that(timeing belt& alternator replace) and it still didnt go off. Theres also no cel, pos a coolant level sensor of some sort gone bad?You have to go and get it reset.
Don't do it the irresponsible way and dissconnect your battery. Have somebody do it for you and get the code run.
Ive had the battery disconnected for other reasons than that(timeing belt& alternator replace) and it still didnt go off. Theres also no cel, pos a coolant level sensor of some sort gone bad?
ps. I have access to a snap-on scanner, is this necassary to shut off?[/QUOTE
Its not as much thats its necessary as much as it is that this problem could reaccur and the light would be on so you wouldnt really notice it until its too late
Holy crap, you did what? What?
Explain to me the rest of this dream you had. Especially the part about the desert island, and when the Swedish Girls Soccer Team arrived to rescue you.
It's a magnet switch. When you refill the reservoir, it will turn off. The battery and the Check Engine light have exactly nothing to do with it.Don't do it the irresponsible way and dissconnect your battery. Have somebody do it for you and get the code run.
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