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>I'm driving home for the holidays through the middle of Nowhere, Kentucky
>and my 'Check Engine' light comes on in my truck.
>
>I freak! Oh no! I need to check my engine. It's still running at least.
It's
>11:00 p.m. Friday night... Hey, wait a minute. There's an owner's manual in
>the glove box.
>
>Yep, Check Engine light written up right there by some wonderful tech
>writer.
>
>Nothing more than bad gas. <G>
When my "Check Engine" light came on last week, it meant "Replace catalytic
converter." Fortunately, it was covered by the warrantee, although this
definition didn't appear in the user manual.
Steven Silver
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