Toyota: Three '88 MR2 dash warning lights on suddenly

Falling asleep through OSTIAANTIC's post...
 

Alternator?

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Alternator is dead! Get it fixed quick before you run the battery down and
strand yourself.

With it being an automatic, you won't even be able to push start the thing.

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So you've covered the brake light and engine fan light but you left out the
other - and they all have just as much grief-giving capacity.

Check your charging system out. Ensure you're getting good voltage out from
your alternator, and that the battery is in tip-top condition. Otherwise,
check for bad grounds etc. The last thing you want is to get stuck
somewhere.


Nick.