COOLANT TEMP/OIL PRESS. LIGHT DUAL-PURP/NOT USED EARLY PROD.

VEHICLES AFFECTED: 1984 Pontiac Fiero

Some early built Fieros are equipped with an oil light only. Mid-early Fiero production vehicles will be equipped with a dual function coolant temperature system. In addition to the coolant temperature gauge, a light to identify a possible overheating concern is located above the temperature gauge and has been combined with the oil pressure light.

If the light is activated, check your coolant temperature gauge to verify if an overheating problem exists. If the temperature gauge indicates high coolant temperature, follow the Fiero Service Manual, Section 6B. If the light is activated, but the temperature gauge does not indicate abnormally high temperature, follow the instructions under Section 6A in the Fiero Service Manual.

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