Check engine light: GUESS WHAT'S WRONG EDITION!
#1
Check engine light: GUESS WHAT'S WRONG EDITION!
Scenario:
I drive my SC as a daily (146k miles as of today), and it never has had the Check Engine light on.
Dad borrows it for less than an hour. Check Engine light goes on.
I retrieve my car and it stays on for the rest of the day. By the next day, no more Check Engine light.
WHAT DID MY FATHER DO?!?
[I'm reallly more interested in everyone's responses...]
I drive my SC as a daily (146k miles as of today), and it never has had the Check Engine light on.
Dad borrows it for less than an hour. Check Engine light goes on.
I retrieve my car and it stays on for the rest of the day. By the next day, no more Check Engine light.
WHAT DID MY FATHER DO?!?
[I'm reallly more interested in everyone's responses...]
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I drive my SC as a daily, and it never has had the Check Engine light on.
Dad borrows it for less than an hour. Check Engine light goes on.
I retrieve my car and it stays on for the rest of the day. By the next day, no more Check Engine light.
WHAT DID MY FATHER DO?!?
Dad borrows it for less than an hour. Check Engine light goes on.
I retrieve my car and it stays on for the rest of the day. By the next day, no more Check Engine light.
WHAT DID MY FATHER DO?!?
#4
Lexus Test Driver
Your car only likes you driving her! She is a one man girl!
What code did it throw?
What code did it throw?
Last edited by Bgw70; 07-21-15 at 04:04 PM.
#6
Lexus Test Driver
Now I think you want some help...is that correct?
If so, do one of two things, take it to an auto parts store to see if any codes were stored in the memory or do nothing and wait for the code to show up again...or maybe it will not.
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#8
Yup get the scanner and see what the stored code is...oh wait you do not have a scanner?
#11
I used to own a 1998 SC400 that would throw a cat code when it was driven very slowly (like in town driving) before it was warmed up. In other words, if I hopped in it, sped off and hopped on the freeway it would never throw the code. Maybe your uncle is driving very carefully and your car doesn't like it... Just a thought
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