TEMPERATURE WARNING LIGHT(UF7) GLOWS DIMLY ON WARM ENGINE

VEHICLES AFFECTED: 1988 CHEVROLET "A" CAR WITH GAUGE CLUSTER (UF7)

Condition: On some 1988 Chevrolet "A" cars with optional gauge cluster (UF7), a temperature warning light is used in addition to the gauge. On some early built vehicles this warning light may glow dimly when the engine reaches normal operating temperature.

Cause: A wire may be incorrectly connected under the dash. This wire should only be connected on cars with standard warning lights. This wire supplies a second ground path to the light, causing a dim glow.

Repair: 1. Remove glove box.

2. Disconnect single wire at connection just above glove box opening. This wire is green on one side of the connection, and green/white stripe on the other.

3. Reinstall glove box.

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