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Check the coolant level so you know it is not leaking. If you have a code reader that gives live data you can check the value the sensor thinks the temperature is and then decide if it is faulty but as a minimum check its electrical connector and wiring. It should show the outside temperature before starting (10 to 20°C) and then gradually go up to about 95°C. Also see if the thermostat is opening by touching the radiator top hose - probably opens 5 to 10 mins in tick over after starting or a couple of miles. This will also give you a good idea if the coolant temperature is hotter than normal.

 

If there is nothing wrong found without using the code reader, then most likely the sensor needs replacing.

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Thanks a lot Paul, got back this afternoon checked the coolant level and it was full to the max so I started her and none of the previous lights came on, no problems whatsoever so I assume my French lady was capricious in the morning.nevertheless I do appreciate and thank you for the advice.

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