I have a bad sender on my car. The light will blink when the engine is cold. To put it correctly: It blinks for 5 sec's as a check, goes out for 15 sec's then starts to blink again, and doesn't stop even if the engine heats up. So, when the engine is hot, I shut it off, and start it again (resetting the computer) then the light goes out after 5 sec's, and doesn't blink. I have a bad sender, but I don't know which. PerL 87 Syncro 112i Tony Peet wrote: > The coolant is always around the line in the reservoir. > > The light will blink when the coolant in the MAIN coolant tank (the one you > have to take the engine cover off to see) is low -- not the reservoir > (behind the license plate). > > As far as I know, the only other reasons it will blink are high temp and > incorrect concentration of coolant. Anyone else? > > Tony > > ______________________________________________________ > Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com |
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