Originally Posted by lobuxracer

I'm at nearly twice this mileage on the original cap and no issues. More importantly, if you can pull codes from your car, you can find out really fast if the cap is the issue and replace it. This fault does not make the car immobile, so it's just an annoyance.

I'm a big fan of doing the right thing, but I'd rather spend money on better tires. They make the most difference in the car's performance and safety (yes, better tires do actually stop the car in a shorter distance unlike drilled rotors or braided stainless brake lines or some other brand of brake pads). I like to focus on spending my money where it has real impact on what I want the car to do...

Originally Posted by elowderm

I can easily show you where your maf sensor is on your set up Melbitoast just come by after work. You know where I'm at.

Originally Posted by melbitoast

I don't trust anyone who crashes their car in their own driveway. Just sayin'.

The lights have not come back on, so I'm honestly wondering if I simply didn't tighten the gas cap enough after filling up the time before last. That's what I'm hoping anyway.