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Check engine light V70-XC70 2001

posted by  Wiglaf on  Sat Aug 18 11:48 CST 2007
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I'm new to the XC so these are things I'm sure have been discussed. I searched the archieves and couldn't find what I was looking for.

My check engine light is on at 109,000 miles

Of course the dealer says "here, kitty cat(alytic)" to the tune of at least $1300.

Any simple stuff I am overlooking? I think the gas cap is okay.

I did read enough in the archieves to convince myself I don't want to attempt replacing the cat myself.

Who can I trust to do this? (Midas, etc.)

Should I replace fore and aft oxy sensors at the same time?

What is the consequences of ignoring the light and just keep on driving?

Any suggestions would be appreciated.






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