

| Subject: | Re: What could have gone wrong? |
| From: | Jaap Nauta |
| Date: | Mon, 5 May 2008 14:52:34 +0200 |
Probably bad sensor or contacts. If the needle stays in the middle, temp is fine, and the red light indicates level too low. Level was OK, so sensor is bad I guess. Jaap '87 Caravelle diesel > I just had my radiator replaced by a German car mechanic near where I > live. I took it it for a general maintenance checkup, and he said the > radiator was bad, although I never noticed any problem with it before. > Now, after picking up my Westy and driving only 1 mile, the needle of > the water temperature gauge goes to the middle, and a red light starts > blinking. I continued another 4 miles to my destination (church) and > after the service checked the fluids, and they were fine. I checked > behind the license plate, and another reservoir in the engine area. > > Of course I'll be taking it back tomorrow morning, but I'm wondering > what could have possibly gone wrong. I have never before seen that > light blink. Could the sensor be malfunctioning? > Thanks. > Patti
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