Edit: Car is 2004 Integra Type R - completely stock.
Apologies for the vagueness, I just hope someone knows what I'm talking about.. As some of you know, I’m not exactly knowledgeable about what’s under the hood and how shit works. So I’m looking for some information before I speak to my mechanic again..
Short version:
I had an exhaust flange gasket replaced and they broke something in the process which is giving me a warning light. To me it kind of looked like a Spark plug on a cable but I don’t have an eye for these things. They told me they replaced it but shortly later I got and engine warning light again.
Extended Version:
I had a worn exhaust flange gasket replaced over the weekend. During the process they broke something that to me looked KIND OF like a spark plug on a cable. They told me they had to replace it but didn’t charge me… I knew at once they had fucked something by the fact there was like 6 of them standing under my car going
So they test drive it with me in car all good, I leave and get to the lights about 200m away and get an engine light, so back I go. Leave it with them for 1hour then come back. They tell me it’s fixed and I decide I don’t trust them so drive around the local area for about 20-30minutes driving hard, driving normal, and just idling for 5minutes. No engine light! Also might be worth noting I think they reset something as the car stereo was reset.
I go home which is about 30mins drive and fine. Wake up next day and get in the car 20minutes later engine light... Well it drove like normal and I had a big day planned that I didn’t want to cancel so I drove it.. It feels like it is running at 100%, but I can’t ignore a warning light.
Questions:
Does anyone have any idea what they broke? What is its importance (scale 1-10)? Am I wrong to expect them to fix it again after driving it a fair bit(1day 300km)?
Apologies for the vagueness, I just hope someone knows what I'm talking about.. As some of you know, I’m not exactly knowledgeable about what’s under the hood and how shit works. So I’m looking for some information before I speak to my mechanic again..
Short version:
I had an exhaust flange gasket replaced and they broke something in the process which is giving me a warning light. To me it kind of looked like a Spark plug on a cable but I don’t have an eye for these things. They told me they replaced it but shortly later I got and engine warning light again.
Extended Version:
I had a worn exhaust flange gasket replaced over the weekend. During the process they broke something that to me looked KIND OF like a spark plug on a cable. They told me they had to replace it but didn’t charge me… I knew at once they had fucked something by the fact there was like 6 of them standing under my car going
So they test drive it with me in car all good, I leave and get to the lights about 200m away and get an engine light, so back I go. Leave it with them for 1hour then come back. They tell me it’s fixed and I decide I don’t trust them so drive around the local area for about 20-30minutes driving hard, driving normal, and just idling for 5minutes. No engine light! Also might be worth noting I think they reset something as the car stereo was reset.
I go home which is about 30mins drive and fine. Wake up next day and get in the car 20minutes later engine light... Well it drove like normal and I had a big day planned that I didn’t want to cancel so I drove it.. It feels like it is running at 100%, but I can’t ignore a warning light.
Questions:
Does anyone have any idea what they broke? What is its importance (scale 1-10)? Am I wrong to expect them to fix it again after driving it a fair bit(1day 300km)?
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