Engine light on and temp guage jumps up at idle
Engine light on and temp guage jumps up at idle
I just got in from a quick run to town and the engine light comes on and I notice the temp guage going higher and higher at a stop light. I take off and it settles down to 190*. I checked under hood and it smells like warm coolant. I have no leaks, coolent still in reservoir, and obviously too hot to pop the cap on the radiator. I checked oil and it is fine (no water in oil).Any ideas as to what is going on
I think I remember hearing that some autoparts will lend out a scan tool..... is that true?
I think I remember hearing that some autoparts will lend out a scan tool..... is that true?
Re: Engine light on and temp guage jumps up at idle
Originally posted by Turbo Deeezle
I think I remember hearing that some autoparts will lend out a scan tool..... is that true?
I think I remember hearing that some autoparts will lend out a scan tool..... is that true?
More of a scan in the parking lot then lending it out though.
C.I.L was probably just saying "it's hot".
Not sure as to the other, but a guess would be a sticking thermostat.
phox
HELP !!!!!!!!!
Can someone tell me what wrenches I need to swap out my thermostat? The truck is far away and I will be walking to it and I would like to make up a few tools in a bag. Like my sig says, I have a 1998.5 24 valve CTD.
BIG THANKS TO WHOEVER CHIMES IN HERE
BIG THANKS TO WHOEVER CHIMES IN HERE
Here's instructions to print out.
http://www.dodgeram.org/tech/dsl/coo...thermostat.htm
No wrench sizes though.
http://www.dodgeram.org/tech/dsl/coo...thermostat.htm
No wrench sizes though.
I took off before your post but thanks anyway for the instructions. One note..... it says in that link that a 10mm socket is needed. It is actually a 8mm socket. I know this because that was the only one I didn't bring with me
OOOOOOOOO, I though I was the only one that did that.

Originally posted by Turbo Deeezle
I took off before your post but thanks anyway for the instructions. One note..... it says in that link that a 10mm socket is needed. It is actually a 8mm socket. I know this because that was the only one I didn't bring with me
I took off before your post but thanks anyway for the instructions. One note..... it says in that link that a 10mm socket is needed. It is actually a 8mm socket. I know this because that was the only one I didn't bring with me
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