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Old 06-09-2003, 02:48 PM
rxtacy rxtacy is offline
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you say that the coolant level is full right? did you make sure to check it before the engine warmed? i had a problem with my coolant alarm too on my '93, and i had a leak. be careful about this problem because the temp gauge is only good if there is enough coolant to take the reading from. otherwise it'll just look normal when really it could be overheating. my only advice would be to replace the coolant and perform air bleeding so that you know you're starting with the correct amount of coolant. then just keep checking it in the morning when the engine is cold and make sure that it's full. hope that helps.
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