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2009 PhazerGT
Ok, will try to make this short. Haven't started sled (07 Apex) in a couple months due to a dead battery. Just replaced the battery, and did a complete oil/filter change and did the chain case oil while I was at it. Got it all back together and everything works great. Fired right up, headlights working, tail lights all good. No error codes etc etc. However, upon first start up yesterday I didn't get the red warm-up light for some reason. Left it overnight and same thing. Since I was new to these sleds as of January, is it possible I didn't get the light due to outside temps? My garage was pretty toasty (28-30 c)...but i would figure the light would come on then simply turn off quicker.
Any thoughts? While reassembling, I made sure all connectors where back properly and snapped together tight on the headlight assembly/ignition cover thingy.
Any thoughts? While reassembling, I made sure all connectors where back properly and snapped together tight on the headlight assembly/ignition cover thingy.
The engine is warm enough so the light will not come on at 30*c.
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Exactly.
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What I was thinking /hoping because it only makes sense. thanks
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I have had it happen the same way.. its temp of the block does not need warm up.
