Dash Warning lights won't turn off.....HELP!!
Posted: Wed Feb 04, 2004 3:01 am
ok, i've never seen or heard of this before...please help
i've got a 90 legacy, AT AWD. when you crank the engine over to start, all the dash lights come on just as they should, but when it fires up, all of them stay on EXCEPT the check engine light, which turns off like it should. basically the opposite of what i would expect. so, for clarification, the following red dash lights remain on while the car is running:
battery
AT temp light
oil warning light
stop lamp light
the green power light comes on and goes off (doesn't blink) just like it should, so there doesen't seem to be any error codes.
oh, and yes, i did check all the fluids, tail lights etc just to make sure i didn't have a quadruple failure, and everything checked out.
what the heck is going on here? i can't find anything in the owners or chilton manual about this. fuses all look good. maybe some kind of short? i checked all the wiring, and after 15 minutes of following 500 miles of wiring, everything looked good.
as a last ditch effort, i unplugged the battery and am going to let it sit overnight, in hopes resetting the ECU will magically fix it (wishful thinking)
any suggestions would be great. thanks so much.
i've got a 90 legacy, AT AWD. when you crank the engine over to start, all the dash lights come on just as they should, but when it fires up, all of them stay on EXCEPT the check engine light, which turns off like it should. basically the opposite of what i would expect. so, for clarification, the following red dash lights remain on while the car is running:
battery
AT temp light
oil warning light
stop lamp light
the green power light comes on and goes off (doesn't blink) just like it should, so there doesen't seem to be any error codes.
oh, and yes, i did check all the fluids, tail lights etc just to make sure i didn't have a quadruple failure, and everything checked out.
what the heck is going on here? i can't find anything in the owners or chilton manual about this. fuses all look good. maybe some kind of short? i checked all the wiring, and after 15 minutes of following 500 miles of wiring, everything looked good.
as a last ditch effort, i unplugged the battery and am going to let it sit overnight, in hopes resetting the ECU will magically fix it (wishful thinking)
any suggestions would be great. thanks so much.