> Hi guys 'n' girls
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> Simon
My first port of call would be to check to connections to all the sensors
(oil pressure, water temp, oil temp, brake fluid level, coolant level), just
to see if its that. Then i'd check all the obvious thing like brake fluid
level, coolant level, brake pad wear and oil level. If thst doesnt help
perhaps check your handbook to see what will bring the STOP light on without
anything else.
Are there certain condition that occur when the light comes on? ie is the
car cold, idling, acclerating etc
energizer - 29 Sep 2004 21:05 GMT
Hi Carl.
Yeh it normally happens when i'm going about 40mph! Although most of the
time it happens in traffic jams on my way to work. I've checked the
handbook but it only mentions the stop light in connection with other
lights. It's getting new plugs tomorrow so i'll ask the garage to check it
out. They've just fitted the aux belt and it's not feeling quite right so
i'll get them to double check that too. I'd rather sort it myself though
as garages are costly!
Kind regards
Simon
energizer - 30 Sep 2004 13:08 GMT
Ps. The revs are now going up and down??? Could this be the new aux belt?
Sy
G.T - 30 Sep 2004 15:42 GMT
Hi,
> handbook but it only mentions the stop light in connection with other
> lights. It's getting new plugs tomorrow so i'll ask the garage to check it
And does the other lights lit when ingnition on ? All should do (oil
pressure, water temp, evenutally engine management, ...).
Regards,
G.T
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