P700 Temperature light came on today.

FouMan

FouMan

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Went for a ride this evening and temperature light came on, turned off machine right away. Had a look at radiator and found that clay from the mud holes I drove through had dried onto the fins of the radiator and looked like it wasn't able to blow air through a good portion of it. Waited a few minutes. Turned machine back on and temperature light had gone away. Continued to head back home and temp light turned on again maybe after 5 minutes. Turned unit off immediately again and got towed home just to be safe..got home and power washed the radiator and got the dried clay off. Going to let her rest for the night and take for a spin tomorrow.. I bought the unit this year so I'm hoping no damage was done. I should also mention that after the second time the temp light had turned on the coolant was boiling over. Any insight on something like this is greatly appreciated!
 
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Went for a ride this evening and temperature light came on, turned off machine right away. Had a look at radiator and found that clay from the mud holes I drove through had dried onto the fins of the radiator and looked like it wasn't able to blow air through a good portion of it. Waited a few minutes. Turned machine back on and temperature light had gone away. Continued to head back home and temp light turned on again maybe after 5 minutes. Turned unit off immediately again and got towed home just to be safe..got home and power washed the radiator and got the dried clay off. Going to let her rest for the night and take for a spin tomorrow.. I bought the unit this year so I'm hoping no damage was done. I should also mention that after the second time the temp light had turned on the coolant was boiling over. Any insight on something like this is greatly appreciated!
Clean the radiator out good. Use light pressure water. Might have to pull it for severe cases because the position. I don’t think you caused damage. Snorkel your fan motor vent while in the area. 😎
 

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