Mar. 29th, 2006 06:57 pm
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razorjakI'll be the first to admit I know jackshit about cars. I know how to drive. I know how to change the oil and keep the fluids topped off, etc etc etc.
But to actually know what's wrong with a car? Nope, not a chance.
Sooo, I'm driving home from the grocery store and I notice the "Check Engine" light starts to flicker and then go solid. There's no weird noises. No whines or wurrs or whathaveyou. I just had the oil changed.
Seriously? What good is the "check engine" light if you really don't have the money to take it into a shoppe to have it looked at?
But to actually know what's wrong with a car? Nope, not a chance.
Sooo, I'm driving home from the grocery store and I notice the "Check Engine" light starts to flicker and then go solid. There's no weird noises. No whines or wurrs or whathaveyou. I just had the oil changed.
Seriously? What good is the "check engine" light if you really don't have the money to take it into a shoppe to have it looked at?
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You wouldn't also happen to know if the catalytic converter or any of the oxygen senors have been replaced?
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