2000 Sport 2.5 - Check Gages - definitive answer?
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2000 Sport 2.5 - Check Gages - definitive answer?
Been trying to read up on the Check Gages and haven't come up with too much.
But the red Check Gages did come on, I didn't notice anything out of the ordinary coming home from dinner, or during my 20 minute drive home from work. It's just a bit vague on what gauge you should be checking. I ran the code check (3 turns of the key) and it came back p-done. Should I do the instrument cluster test, holding the odometer button in and make sure all the instrument cluster works?
Thanks...
But the red Check Gages did come on, I didn't notice anything out of the ordinary coming home from dinner, or during my 20 minute drive home from work. It's just a bit vague on what gauge you should be checking. I ran the code check (3 turns of the key) and it came back p-done. Should I do the instrument cluster test, holding the odometer button in and make sure all the instrument cluster works?
Thanks...
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Thanks, dolittle.
I did perform a cluster ck and all went smoothly. I have had a recent radiator hose rupture, which was followed by air in the coolant system, which I have yet to burp out. Heater is blowing cold but hope that is taken care of when I get some jack stands tomorrow to burp the system (no hills to park on in central Oklahoma!!).
So from what I am reading, the Check Gages is not a message of sudden death but rather an alert that one of the gauges is reading abnormally.
I did perform a cluster ck and all went smoothly. I have had a recent radiator hose rupture, which was followed by air in the coolant system, which I have yet to burp out. Heater is blowing cold but hope that is taken care of when I get some jack stands tomorrow to burp the system (no hills to park on in central Oklahoma!!).
So from what I am reading, the Check Gages is not a message of sudden death but rather an alert that one of the gauges is reading abnormally.