Service Engine Soon Need ADVICE
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Service Engine Soon Need ADVICE
Hey guys, . It has been raining hard off and on for the past few days and yesterday I was at my parents house and it started hailing. My dad and I jumped in my stang and ran it to a bank down the street to park under their awnings in the drive thru. Water was almost curb to curb. It was like driving a boat down my street.This morning when I left for work my Service light came on. Did I get some water in my MIL eliminators. I won't have time until tomorrow to look under the car and pull them apart. If they did get water in them, can they be blown out or r they toasted? The car still runs strong so I know its nothing serious, but I'm just freekin out a little. Any opinion is appreciated.
#3
What he said! But, I'll betcha a $1.00 that it is the low coolant level that tripped it. Mine used to do that and get that code. If so, it;s a bogus code. It it does not go away or comes back, check the low coolant sensor. I can tell ya where it is.
#4
OK. thanks, but why would the low coolant warning have been tripped? Also, if it isn't that, will the light eventually go off or do I have to clear the code. How do you clear the code, I know on older vehlces you just unhook the battery for a while...
#6
I got the car read and it indicated a lean condition on the #2 o2 sensor. I took it home and disconnected the MIL elims, and the battery for about 5 mins, put it all together and no more code. I'm goin to run it on the highway here in a minuet and I'll let you know if it comes back on.
BTW: How
do you know which is the #2 o2 sensor?
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thanks guys...
BTW: How
do you know which is the #2 o2 sensor?
MT's #1 customer I'll pm you my address so you can send me my dollar!!! JJ
thanks guys...
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08-24-2009 08:32 PM