Still completely cold at start-up, once I started the car, a few seconds later the temp light went on. I had this happen once before when the car overheated. Yet the temp needle was at the cold extremity. I let it run till the needle crossed 90 degrees to show sign of an overheat, but once it got to 90 degrees it stood there just as usual. No overheat.
Why would the temp light go on, moreso right after a cold start??? OBDII Scanner found nothing, yet I don't want this to happen on a highway far from home next time :S
Any ideas?
*EDIT*
Never mind, since there was no overheat, I checked coolant level and it was low. That was the reason!
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