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It's now obvious that... (Score:2)

by Mr. Muskrat (4572)

It's now obvious that what?
- Re:It's now obvious that... (Score:1)
  
  by statico (5018)
  
  Oops! Finished.
  
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  qw(Ian Langworth)
Trains and CHECK ENGINE lights (Score:1)

by n1vux (1492)

Sometimes "Check Engine" means "I think you need a 30,000 mile check ... and don't know you had one just before the trip" and sometimes it means "I'm broken but you don't know it yet".
If the car is new enough, you can buy a "code reader" [canadiandriver.com] at NAPA, WalMart, etc to plug into the engine computer, which will display the current status #'s which you can look up in the handy booklet supplied with the cheap code reader, or will scroll on the semi-pro model.
Even the Iowa Corn [iowacorn.org] lobby admits that fuel filter clogs

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Bill
# I had a sig when sigs were cool
use Sig;
- Re:Trains and CHECK ENGINE lights (Score:1)
  
  by statico (5018)
  
  Thanks for the tips, Bill. I finished the thought in that first paragraph.
  
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