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no high beams or a low coolant sensor. 700

posted by  ovlov760 on  Fri Aug 1 13:59 CST 2003
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Two minor problems. 1. When I flick the lever for high beams to the *on* position they will not stay on. If I hold it in place the high beams will light up but as soon as I let go of the lever they go off. I am guessing this is a bad relay. Which one is it and is it possible to solder it back to good health?

2.I've noticed the 3 times I was loosing coolant there was no warning light on my dash. I thought there was suppose to be a low coolant sensor? How do I fix mine or is there some way to make and install a better one?

Thank You!


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1988 760Tic - electric fan, HD radiator, boost gauge, a/f gauge, remote start, NGK plugs, MBC@10psi - 157,400 1966 M-B 230 sedan - 98,000 1982 Rx-7 - 201,000






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