Date:         Fri, 28 Aug 1998 17:53:36 -0700
Reply-To:     Marty Wallace <martywallace@ROCKETMAIL.COM>
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From:         Marty Wallace <martywallace@ROCKETMAIL.COM>
Subject:      Re: Blinking Dash Warning Lights! * Uh, "Solved", Sorta...
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Comments: cc: deandrew@tdstelme.net, mholser@Adobe.COM
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First of all, thanks to everyone who responded to my question!

Further evidence of my ignorance, I'm afraid:

I pulled my Westy to the back of the house to work on it, called a local
parts guy to see if he had an alternator in stock (he did: $170!!), put
on some work clothes, and prepared for an evening of getting to know my
Westy a bit better and dirty...

...only to discover that the little blue wire (to the alternator warning
light) connector had come loose.  I re-connected it, and - upon starting
the engine - found that the alternator warning and oxygen sensor LEDs no
longer came on.

[blushing]

Now I'll try to fix the blinking temperature warning light...

-Marty Wallace (1984 Westy "Heisenberg")
Older, and a bit wiser, now...
Chico, California


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> At 02:05 PM 8/28/98 -0700, Marty Wallace wrote:
> >While driving my 1984 Westy on the highway today, the battery/alternator
> >AND the oxygen sensor lights started to dimly flicker in unison.  This
> >concerted flickering continued to increase in intensity and frequency
> >until both the lights were on continuously.  Now they seem to both be on
> >most of the time, but occasionally - especially after driving involving
> >turning lots of corners - they both go off again.
> >Thanks for your help,
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