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Either way only happens occasionally in full throttle to about 85, then full braking to zero. Jsut sloshing the fluids a bit and reading something low?
<blockquote>quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by speedy-v6-camaro: If your low on fuel or your voltage drops too low then it will turn on...it may turn on for too high of temp or too low of an oil pressure.<hr></blockquote>
Alright cool, jsut low fuel, and it was intermittant with hard braking becasue it was sloshing around in the tank.
Jsut making sure it wasn't the SES light, not sure what it looks like on 98+ and since it was intermittant I was thinking maybe misfire :cool:
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