My Toyota MR2 (grey import) has a warning light on the dash which has started to come on quite frequently. It originally started lighting after about 15 miles, now after as little as 2 miles.
The light looks a bit like an in-line fuel filter (sort of a square box with a straight pipe on either side), and has heat haze lines above it.
Does anyone know what this light means?
D7
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Your catalyst is getting too hot-jap legal requirement.
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It means engine bay is too hot. On the engine bay lid is a little plastic sensoe. apply a lighter flame a little away from it just to warm it and see if the fan on the off side rear of the engine bay air intake starts to run. If not a new one is required!
Matt
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Grey import MR2, and an A series engined Metro - there's an interesting contrast. Certainly matches my pair (Audi Coupe 20V, VW Polo C Formel E) for variety. Anyone else got a more improbable vehicle fleet?
Richard Hall
bangernomics.tripod.com
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Sorry, Richard - you've got me stumped (but that's not difficult). Where did you get the connection with an A series engined Metro?
;o)
Ian Cook
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Ian
See the thread on 'Jammed valve on 998cc Metro' further down the list. It's the same author.
Richard Hall
bangernomics.tripod.com
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