I thought "click and clack the tappet brothers" owned
the rights to the black-tape over the light solution
:-)
I bought a BMW last summer (GS beckons!!!), and
straight off the lot the engine emissions warning
light came on. They told me to ignore it, but it took
two dealer visits to extinguish the light - maybe they
used tape, I'll have to check :-) . Since then, zero
problems. The silver lining was that I had a Z3 for a
week as a loaner.
Craig
--- Pat Kelly <lollipop@ricochet.net> wrote:
> Put some masking tape over it. :-) We had a similar
> problem with our Camaro, took it to the dealer, who
> checked it out, found nothing wrong, and we paid to
> have everything checked. A bummer.
> Another month, it did it again, we ignored it,
> and after 3 weeks, it went out. Through both these
> periods the car ran just fine.
> Yours probably relates to changed pressures
> because of the headers.
> I'm sure there are others who will have more
> helpful information.
> --Pat K
>
> Don Ebaugh wrote:
>
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: Don Ebaugh [SMTP:don@mv.contourinc.com]
> > Sent: Tuesday, February 08, 2000 12:51 PM
> > To: 'ba-autox'
> > Subject: Check Engine Light
> >
> > Have a question for you all. The check
> engine light on my 95 Civic turns on during normal
> driving, say for instance, driving down the Sunol
> grade and lifting off the throttle or sustained
> throttle lift slowing down for traffic and the light
> comes on. It happens almost daily since I installed
> the header. Far less frequently when the exaust was
> stock. Doesn't run any differently, just that
> annoying light all the time. Any one have this
> problem with their Honda or Acura? Thanks in
> advance -Don
>
>
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