Check Engine Light
12-19-2003, 12:36 PM
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Check Engine Light
No, it is not on. Well, right now anyway. But this is about something different.
Has anyone ever looked at the symbol? It is a looks like a classic V8 motor with a carburetor and a crank driven cooling fan. I was looking at it while waiting in line to make a deposit at the bank. I guess what really caught my eye was the 'T' on top of it looking like a filter on top of a carburetor and then I noticed the fan.
Just some senseless aspect of our cars.
Has anyone ever looked at the symbol? It is a looks like a classic V8 motor with a carburetor and a crank driven cooling fan. I was looking at it while waiting in line to make a deposit at the bank. I guess what really caught my eye was the 'T' on top of it looking like a filter on top of a carburetor and then I noticed the fan.
Just some senseless aspect of our cars.
12-19-2003, 12:47 PM
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ive noticed almost all check engine lights look like that. i guess it is a universal symbol. unless it only says CHECK ENGINE. that is popular too.
12-19-2003, 12:52 PM
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I agree, it seems almost universal, but maybe it is time to update it. I wonder if they use the same symbol on a fully electric vehicle. 
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