This is a discussion on Blue light on dashboard within the Roomster forums, part of the Skoda Model Discussion Area category; Hi, Got myself a new Roomster Scout 1.9Tdi. All is well other than the radiator/water temp light staying on after ...
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| Hi, Got myself a new Roomster Scout 1.9Tdi. All is well other than the radiator/water temp light staying on after i drive off first thing in the morning. Unlike when you turn the ignition on and it goes through its check where the colour is red - it's blue, it goes off when the car reaches working temperature (about 5 minutes). checked the water level, all seems well, no overheating etc. Am I worrying about nothing, just seems odd to have a light on on the dashboard for such a long time |
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| In a way thats a good system,but still prefer a gauge.
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| In my car (trim 1) there is only red warning light for coolant temp. This is the dashboard with blue warning light, I guess blue is OK... ![]()
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| I would hazard a guess it just means the coolant is still cold (or at least below normal working temperature). have you looked in the owners handbook? ![]() |
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| Could it be the old black-top / green-top temp sensor issue that was on the Octavia ? Suggest you post in the Ask a Tech section, just to be on the safe side.
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| Prob. just to say the coolant is cold (Honda Jazz has this light) best look in the handbook Eh? |
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| Many thanks all, You've calmed my nerves as i'm just about to take a grand tour of France and had fears of stuff happening. By the way just out of a Fiat Multipla (which I loved for all its fiatness) My Roomster is the closest i'm going to get to something that actually has some style and a little substance, it's still no Multipla, but the love may grow... I'll get back to you Tinder |
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