What could possibly be the problem?
I drove to a meet, the weather was cold, no rain no nothing. Car had no CEL. Turned the car on again, it was raining and it had a CEL. Car has stock intake. Won't be able to take it to dealer till tomorrow, will the car be ok? Any idea of what it may be?
How about having the CEL pulled? No point in asking what's wrong when we don't know what the car is telling you is wrong...
It's like going to a doctor and saying:
"I hurt"
the Doc asking:
"Where do you hurt?"
and you reply:
"I don't know, I just hurt."
Pretty useless to the Doc
It's like going to a doctor and saying:
"I hurt"
the Doc asking:
"Where do you hurt?"
and you reply:
"I don't know, I just hurt."
Pretty useless to the Doc
You didn't happen to pump some ethanol laced fuel along the way did you? This happened to me on a cross country trip a couple of years ago. The CEL popped up and stayed on for at least two hours and of course I knew that it was the fuel. This is something we don't see in my area of the country and wasn't expeceted and only noted during the fill-up.
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