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Sorry for the word choice first of all but have no idea what the correct words are for this one.
The check warning light ( the one concerning the belt for cooldown)+ the (!) pops up/out every five to ten minutes of driving.
I guess the concerning belt is the one that goes to the airco-compresser ?! All three belts are OK. The car runs fine too and no special tempature build up neither.
Anybody any idea, should I worry ?
Sorry for the bad explication and thakns very much for help.
I understand that a failure of the sender on the belt warning mechanism (the little wheel to the left side of your fan belt, or sometime the mechanism itself, is not uncommon.
I concur. I replaced mine some time ago because the pulley wheel was making a bad whinning sound. I think the part cost me apprx $50 at the dealer (less than $100 anyway). It's a simple installation except to make sure you don't drop the two screws that hold it in.. could take you a while to fish them out if you do...Ron
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