Hi All......What are the typical reasons for the check engine light to come on?
05-18-2001, 03:50 AM
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Hi All......What are the typical reasons for the check engine light to come on?
I just turned 10K miles and have a service appt for next saturday.
Everything looks fine and sounds fine. Could it be just a sensor problem or something. I'd hate to drive around like that for a week....
Everything looks fine and sounds fine. Could it be just a sensor problem or something. I'd hate to drive around like that for a week....
05-18-2001, 04:08 AM
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I think the light is supposed to come on after having too much fun in Annapolis
My check engine light came on (in Volvo) on the way home. ;-)
The typical problem people associate with a check engine light is the gas cap not being secured properly after re-fueling.
Of course it could be a real problem too.
The typical problem people associate with a check engine light is the gas cap not being secured properly after re-fueling.
Of course it could be a real problem too.
05-18-2001, 04:35 AM
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LOL....should have been a check paint light! You shoulda seen the pollen on it after a week under a
tree in Annapolis! I couldn't even start driving home til I found a car wash!
It was disgusting.... Looked like leopard paint...LOL
It was disgusting.... Looked like leopard paint...LOL
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I typically drive my Volvo to Annapolis because it becomes a family affair
I parked it under a tree... big mistake. I ended up with a roof ding from a walnut or something falling on it. :-(
There was a lot of pollen there...and other types of tree dust.
There was a lot of pollen there...and other types of tree dust.