From: wolverine01@charter.net   
      
   On 8/4/2024 8:01 PM, sticks wrote:   
   >   
   > I got the scanner and it give code P23AD.  Looks like NOx sensor.  I'm   
   > gonna crawl under there tomorrow and see if some of the connectors came   
   > loose or something.  If they did, it should reset and make the light go   
   > out on its own.  If not, at least I know what the problem is now and can   
   > sleep easier.   
      
   Took it up to Madison Yesterday and it indeed was the NOx sensor.   
   Service guy says it isn't the first one he's had.  Gotta take it back up   
   Wednesday for the new one.   
      
   Funny thing happened there.  I had just finished talking to the service   
   guy about mine being done for the day and figured it would be pulled   
   around shortly and in pulls a View where I was expecting mine.  I see   
   this guy walking around either locking or unlocking the outside storage   
   compartments and am wondering what the hell they were doing that for.  I   
   decided to step outside and see what the heck he was doing.  I look at   
   the view, it had the identical paint scheme as mine and figured it was   
   mine.  I didn't know it at the time, but it was another guy coming in   
   for an oil change.  So I'm standing there looking at the thing and I had   
   just washed it the day before because it gets gravel on it when it rains   
   since I haven't gotten it's parking spot paved yet.  Well this thing was   
   filthy.  The guy was standing next to me now and I said, "Damn, I wonder   
   how in the hell that thing got so damn dirty?"  The guy answers   
   something along the lines of, "Oh, that's all right.  It ain't bad."  I   
   then realize it is his and not mine.  I apologize and tell him I had   
   just washed mine the day before and we both had a good laugh and talked   
   about our toys for awhile.   
      
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