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Enging running too cold causes 'Check Engine' light? 850 1996

posted by  Choppercpt on  Wed Jan 21 08:44 CST 2004
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It sounds more like the ETC sensor. My thermostat was bad and it did not trip the CE light. When I changed the thermostat, I went ahead and did the sensor too. I had it off, so it was easy to do at one time. Total time to do the job was about 35 minutes.



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