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dash board lights
I have a 2005 Ford Taurus SE
I just saw a light on the dash board on my corner left
looks like a small canister with a water cap?
not sure what it is can you please tell me and how to fix it?
Jesse R. Cano
omegafunding7@hotmail.com
10/11/2011
would like to download all the lights that come on the dash board. and what each one is for.
thank you
God bless
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Jesscan, The link below will
Jesscan,
The link below will show you your owners manual. On the left hand side of the page you can click on instrument cluster and this will take you right to it.
http://www.motorcraftservice.com/pubs/content/~WO5TAU/~MUS~LEN/41/05tauog4e.pdf
If you're refering to the fuel cap light try and make sure it is clean and tight.
If you are refering to the engine light you can have the codes scanned for free at Autozone and many other parts stores.
Post back with what you find (error codes etc.). We'll be glad to help. Thanks.
Jess, looks like a small
Jess,
looks like a small canister with a water cap?
I don't respond to personal e-mails. The reason being is that I'm here to help everyone and not just you. I want all the forum readers and users to benefit from my skills and decades of knowledge. I will tell you this. Your Taurus is overheating. To avoid further engine damage stop driving it immediately, and start checkin the basics as they apply to an overheating problem. My guess is that you have no idea what the above means or what I just said. No problem. That's why we are here. Just let us know.
I agree definitely sounds
I agree definitely sounds coolant system related. Did your temp gauge rise any? Here is a simple procedure to check your cars coolant level http://bit.ly/Check-Coolant, that is a good starting point.