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05-24-04, 11:00 PM
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recently i have been driving the rex and my add coolent light will come on and it starts beeping and its anoying as hell.anyway i have checked the coolent constantly and its full so i dont know what the problem is but every other weekend i drive 2 hours to see my girlfriend so im wanting to fix this or unplug the speaker that beeps btw it will come on then go off and keep doing that for a while.Also when i rev to about 6500 i hear a squeeking noise but im pretty sure that the pullies and i will oil them tonight.If anyone could help me with these problems i have i would be forever gratefull cause its driving me nuts.Thanks
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05-24-04, 11:48 PM
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Oil the pulleys? :-/
I could be wrong, but that doesn't sound like a very good idea. Won't oil make them slip more? (and propably deteriorate the rubber?)
Have you tried replacing the coolant level sensor? (or checking the coolant level control unit under the dash?)
I'm not an expert on the S3 1st gens, but I believe if you disconnect the oscillator at the front of the engine compartment it will stop the terrible noise at least.
Good luck
I could be wrong, but that doesn't sound like a very good idea. Won't oil make them slip more? (and propably deteriorate the rubber?)
Have you tried replacing the coolant level sensor? (or checking the coolant level control unit under the dash?)
I'm not an expert on the S3 1st gens, but I believe if you disconnect the oscillator at the front of the engine compartment it will stop the terrible noise at least.
Good luck
05-24-04, 11:59 PM
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Could oil new pulleys but before you do that check the belt tension and condition. Apparently a little oil on the underside of the belt that goes around the pulley can help reduce noise.
As for the sensor I had the same problem ages ago. Firstly check your level with the engine running (when the engine is cold so you don't burn yourself!)...undo the cap and squeeze the hoses to see if the level is right up... if the level is down a little than this could be enough for the sensor to think you are running dry since it is right at the top of the radiator and it needs a good lock pressure with the cap.
Replace your cap if its old.
Replace level sensor. Pretty cheap and easy to do.
As for the sensor I had the same problem ages ago. Firstly check your level with the engine running (when the engine is cold so you don't burn yourself!)...undo the cap and squeeze the hoses to see if the level is right up... if the level is down a little than this could be enough for the sensor to think you are running dry since it is right at the top of the radiator and it needs a good lock pressure with the cap.
Replace your cap if its old.
Replace level sensor. Pretty cheap and easy to do.
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Originally posted by enigma32
Oil the pulleys? :-/
I could be wrong, but that doesn't sound like a very good idea. Won't oil make them slip more? (and propably deteriorate the rubber?)
Have you tried replacing the coolant level sensor? (or checking the coolant level control unit under the dash?)
I'm not an expert on the S3 1st gens, but I believe if you disconnect the oscillator at the front of the engine compartment it will stop the terrible noise at least.
Good luck
Oil the pulleys? :-/
I could be wrong, but that doesn't sound like a very good idea. Won't oil make them slip more? (and propably deteriorate the rubber?)
Have you tried replacing the coolant level sensor? (or checking the coolant level control unit under the dash?)
I'm not an expert on the S3 1st gens, but I believe if you disconnect the oscillator at the front of the engine compartment it will stop the terrible noise at least.
Good luck