Take a look at your odometer. If it reads any multiple of 30K miles
(30,60,90,ect.)what you might have is a "service schedualed" light. It is a
reminder to take a look at the sensor and not necessairly an indication of
any trouble. There is a way to reset this light by pushing a small button
located somewhere above your spare tire. More than this I cannot recall and
my books are far away at the moment.

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>
> Today, in 95 degree weather, my OXS light came on, and hasn't gone out. I
> couldn't find anything about it in my Bentley manual.
>
> This is an 86 GL. Any hints or remedies?
>
> Thanks!
>
> Scott
>
>                  I wish I were half the man I wish I were.
>
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