I have a red light above my ignition key. It indicates that the ignition is on . i have a deisel engine that you have to pull the rod out to kill the motor.
I thought the Red indicator might be an alternator warning light. I haven't noticed it illuminated before. However, yesterday it came on and now stays on anytime the engine is started. I pulled the alternator and had it tested. It is good.
The red light on the dash in mine (same dash as yours) is for a failure in one side of the braking system. You may have a leaking master or wheel cylinder that is causing the proportioning valve to feed more fluid to one circuit. if that is the case you will get the red light. Check the brakes.
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Brett G
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1978 Argosy 28 foot Motorhome
Wise men talk because they have something to say; fools, because they have to say something. -- Plato
Right. Red means stop.
Of course, depends on what the engineers considered important enough to get you to stop, but it is meant to get you to stop and check something, such as:
Brake system
Oil pressure
Alternator
Water Temperature
A door open
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Terry
Sorry to have given you the wrong info on the red light. My wife reminded me it was the emergency brake light. We use the emergency brake light when we park it on inclines. The light comes on when you apply it. On our 82 310 the only warning devices we have on the dash are all gauges.
Thenewkid64 is right on the money, it is the brake warning light. Do take care of this problem pronto. I can attest it is not a good feeling when the MOHO does not want to stop.
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