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R1150RT (R22) Temperature light
- Thread starter RVEILLEUX
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- light oil r1150 rt temperature
pauls1150
MOA #24991, south of Los Angeles
As far as I've ever been able to tell - it doesn't! It looks like there should be a light behind that red insert, but I get the feeling that das faktory didn't follow through here. If it's any help, here's a chart that's supposed to be for the 1100; I don't recall the source of this.
hmm, I wonder at what temp it would be good to shut it off and let it cool down. I assume it should never get too hot if you are moving.
RPGR90s
Member
The lights come on with the ignition.
Since you asked about the temperature light, the assumption is you're referring to engine temp.
There's no light. That's what the oil temperature gauge is for.
