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The engine light is on do I need water in the radiator and where is it this is a 2004 lincoln aviator I just had an oil change last month.

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The engine light has nothing to do with the levels of any fluids. this light indicates that there is a problem with your management system ( fuel and combustion control system) in other words the one of the components that control the engines productivity are not working or reporting an error. Get it checked by someone who can diagnose the electronic system.

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