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HELP!!! The dreaded orange warning light.

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YOUR RESEARCHHELP!!! The dreaded orange warning light.

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If only that it can be reset easily enough .....

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Just been out for a blast to pick up my dogs steroids. All country roads and national limits so some hard driving to check out my recent Geo adjustments. Handling was pretty impressive with no horrors stories and not too much PSM intervention. Any how, screaming the nuts off it on all those dirty roads has triggered off an orange warning light. I'm gutted!!!!! :nooo: What shall I do? :?

POST 2Original post

Is that the battery warning light Alex? Could it be your alternator? Cheers, Keith

POST 3Original post

Take it straight to Douglas Valley for scrapage

POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I called but they turned me down due to current lack of available space. Reason: Full of 944's :wack: :grin:

POST 5Original post

Get someone with a fault reader to check ou5 the fault cod3 , might be no more than emissions fault light .... If only that it can be reset easily enough .....

POST 6Original post

I assumed it was that they can't make enough money on Boxster parts now. uh:

POST 7Original post

Theres a guy in Bolton, he's gone independent after spending many a year working for Hartech. He might be able to help, he does all the work on my 996 and charges a fraction of the cost. Give Matt a call, 07581247718.

POST 8Original post

OK, I'm going to have to say it...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . fill it up with windscreen washer fluid.

POST 9 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

:grin: Chris, you are genius :thumb:

POST 10Original post

My manual says it's the low washer fluid light?

POST 11Original post

If that's not distilled water you will get a wangle flange failure.

POST 12 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

It's my home brew Lancashire potato moonshine. Doesn't half break the grease down on the windscreen and keeps the wiper blafes cleaner than vinegar. Always comes in handy when stranded in the cold too.

POST 15Original post

Vizsla? Absolutely beautiful woofers, need exercise, does one take yours out when riding ones's (horse) steed across dale?

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