When mine came on it turned out to be an $80 sensor replacement. Also, you could just have gotten some bad gas or didn't screw your gas cap on tightly enough. (Or you need a new gas cap--I got one for ~$11.) So it might not be a huge thing.
Well, I'm ready to cry because I had my car in for that last week. And they replaced the gas cap. (And then they crashed my car.)
So the error got cleared last Friday. I didn't get gas yesterday. By all rights, I should take it back to the garage that worked on it and demand they check it again since it's been less than a week, but I don't really want to because they crashed my car.
It's probably the same error, but I'm supposed to go to Chicago this weekend, and this crap is stressing me out.
Laura is not so nice. sad me. (didn't know since I hadn't turned on a tv in 2-3 days).
I had my car in for that last week. And they replaced the gas cap. (And then they crashed my car.)
Ugh. Well, yes, they should definitely fix it for free. And detail your car. And give you a gift certificate to a local spa for a stress-buster massage. I'm sorry you have to deal with more of this.
tommy, what they hell are you searching on. stop it.
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I whitefonted just for you!
Again? WTF?
I KNOW. Now I'm sitting here thinking, "Do I take my car back to these nimrods? Do I risk it? Do I rent a car?"
Maybe I should call Bill Napoli and ask him what I should do...
Now I'm sitting here thinking, "Do I take my car back to these nimrods? Do I risk it? Do I rent a car?"
Can you switch cars with someone, so that if your car does have trouble, you won't be on the road with it?
Or rent a car and present the garage with the bill when you return. "I had plans that couldn't be changed, and when the exact same error that you nimrods were supposed to fix re-appeared, I didn't feel safe driving my car. I'm sure you'll understand, SINCE YOU CRASHED IT."