Just a quick one, I have a `93 306 XRDT , has anyone got a warning lamp chart for the instrument display, sometimes i get a dim orange glow to the top left of the display , cant figure out what it is, my oil levels ok, my car hasnt got a coolant level sensor. Thanks
Instrument display 306 xrdt
May 27, 2005
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sounds like water in fuel light drain abit of fuel out of the fuel filter housing (bleed screw at the bottom) and see if it improves it may be that the filter is due for a chamge though when was it last done?
"trollgeddon" wrote: > Just a quick one, > I have a `93 306 XRDT , has anyone got a warning lamp chart > for the instrument display, sometimes i get a dim orange glow > to the top left of the display , cant figure out what it is, > my oil levels ok, my car hasnt got a coolant level sensor. > Thanks
possibly the water in fuel light or brake pad warning
"123" wrote: > possibly the water in fuel light or brake pad warning
My pad sensors are ok, just recently fitted them, I have heard the water in fuel filter thing before, is it just that plastic plug on the front/bottom of the filter housing you take out? If so nothing was in there.
"trollgeddon" wrote: > Just a quick one, > I have a `93 306 XRDT , has anyone got a warning lamp chart > for the instrument display, sometimes i get a dim orange glow > to the top left of the display , cant figure out what it is, > my oil levels ok, my car hasnt got a coolant level sensor. > Thanks
if there is an electrical connector on the side of the fuel filter housing then disconnect and see if light stays off
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> > > sounds like water in fuel light > drain abit of fuel out of the fuel filter housing (bleed screw > at the > bottom) and see if it improves > it may be that the filter is due for a chamge though > when was it last done?
Not sure when the filter was changed, how do i go about bleeding it ? when i take the plastic screw out its empty, shall i do it while its running?
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