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Dash Lights Came On 200 1988

posted by  vvic on  Tue Apr 10 23:56 CST 2007
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Good Morning,

This morning it was pretty chilly in central NJ, and my '88 245 was squealing a lot. I was thinking it was the belts or the power steering pump. A couple of minutes into the trip, all of my dash warning lights came on. I was sure my alternator went, but I decided to just keep going. I went about 7 more miles to the train station with no incident, except that the dash lights were on the whole time. Could I have gone that far if it was the alternator? I thought I smelled a very faint burning smell from under the hood, but I’m not sure. I don’t know what to expect when I get back to the car this afternoon! Any ideas?

Thanks!





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