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Old 01-07-2015, 05:47 AM   #3
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Disconnecting the battery when a MIL is triggered is always a bad move; when you do that, you have lost all of the data accumulated in the DME, which would have been helpful in diagnosing your issue.

I would not be starting or running the car until a shop can look at it. Overheating one of these engines can be disastrous.
Ok but temp remains solid 80c which it always has done
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