

| Subject: | Re: 86 Vanagon h2o warning lights |
| From: | Per Lindgren |
| Date: | Mon, 17 Apr 2000 09:22:42 +0200 |
Charles Fonseca wrote: > Hi..I've recently become the owner of a 86 Vanagon. Congratulations! > When I start the > car, the water gauge light will flash three times, then stays off. Is > this a normal operating cycle? This is just a system check to tell you that this vital warning light is working properly. > Does a normally running Vanagon keep the > temp indicator in the lightly colored area, about 1/4 way up? From what I have read on the list, most people tell that the needle usually keeps itself around the light, if it is only 1/4 up, I'd say the thermostat is shot. After you have replaced the thermostat, be sure to bleed the cooling system properly. > Any > tidbits of knowledge are greatly appreciated. I'm still trying to figue > out how to get into the archives go to http://gerry.vanagon.com/archives/vanagon.html and click on "search the archives" just under the white Eurovan on the left. Take your time to refill your coffee cup, do some used car searches in another browser window or some other thing that takes 5-10 minutes. Or, Marshall Ruskin can jump in and tell you how to search by E-mail PerL 87 Syncro 112i
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