Blue Cat tired of warning me, wouldn't start
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Just thought I'd share this in case anyone else ever has this problem.
I got in the blue cat to go to work this week and she would not start. Did all the usual diagnostics, cussed and pleaded to no avail.
I decided to check to see if there were any codes to give me a clue (there weren't) and while I was plugged in, deleted a CEL light that had been on for nearly a week due to a leak in the lower part breather hose.
Amazingly, it started right up after that. I guess the cat had felt she had warned me enough and was disabling herself until I fixed the problem. I think I better pull that hose out of the trunk and replace it before she gets really mad.
Just thought I'd share this in case anyone else ever has this same problem.
I got in the blue cat to go to work this week and she would not start. Did all the usual diagnostics, cussed and pleaded to no avail.
I decided to check to see if there were any codes to give me a clue (there weren't) and while I was plugged in, deleted a CEL light that had been on for nearly a week due to a leak in the lower part breather hose.
Amazingly, it started right up after that. I guess the cat had felt she had warned me enough and was disabling herself until I fixed the problem. I think I better pull that hose out of the trunk and replace it before she gets really mad.
Just thought I'd share this in case anyone else ever has this same problem.
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Jon89 (07-30-2015)
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