Service Engine Soon light
07-11-2008 | 02:56 PM
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Service Engine Soon light
I was at the dealership at 9:00 am today because the Service Engine Soon light came on a few days ago. I waited for an hour and they found a small Evap Leak. I ended up coming home and its been 5 hours!
Does it take this long to fix it?
Does it take this long to fix it?
07-11-2008 | 11:24 PM
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I had this same issue happen to me TWICE.
First time was back in May, and they had to order a part which took about 2 days. But since I'm over 21, I had a loaner.
Second time was a few weeks ago, and they had the car for over a week. Again I had a loaner, but it took them about 4 days to diagnose the problem. They confirmed it was an EVAP leak, and replacing the same part from the first instance didn't resolve the issue.
If this happens again, I'm going to look into it further because the dealership simply says "Your gas cap was not screwed on tight enough". Thats BS, cuz even they weren't totally convinced they fixed the issue. I'm seeing this more and more, so keep an eye out for it.
Hopefully Infiniti takes notice and addresses it rather quickly...
First time was back in May, and they had to order a part which took about 2 days. But since I'm over 21, I had a loaner.
Second time was a few weeks ago, and they had the car for over a week. Again I had a loaner, but it took them about 4 days to diagnose the problem. They confirmed it was an EVAP leak, and replacing the same part from the first instance didn't resolve the issue.
If this happens again, I'm going to look into it further because the dealership simply says "Your gas cap was not screwed on tight enough". Thats BS, cuz even they weren't totally convinced they fixed the issue. I'm seeing this more and more, so keep an eye out for it.
Hopefully Infiniti takes notice and addresses it rather quickly...
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07-12-2008 | 12:33 AM
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I had this same issue happen to me TWICE.
First time was back in May, and they had to order a part which took about 2 days. But since I'm over 21, I had a loaner.
Second time was a few weeks ago, and they had the car for over a week. Again I had a loaner, but it took them about 4 days to diagnose the problem. They confirmed it was an EVAP leak, and replacing the same part from the first instance didn't resolve the issue.
If this happens again, I'm going to look into it further because the dealership simply says "Your gas cap was not screwed on tight enough". Thats BS, cuz even they weren't totally convinced they fixed the issue. I'm seeing this more and more, so keep an eye out for it.
Hopefully Infiniti takes notice and addresses it rather quickly...
First time was back in May, and they had to order a part which took about 2 days. But since I'm over 21, I had a loaner.
Second time was a few weeks ago, and they had the car for over a week. Again I had a loaner, but it took them about 4 days to diagnose the problem. They confirmed it was an EVAP leak, and replacing the same part from the first instance didn't resolve the issue.
If this happens again, I'm going to look into it further because the dealership simply says "Your gas cap was not screwed on tight enough". Thats BS, cuz even they weren't totally convinced they fixed the issue. I'm seeing this more and more, so keep an eye out for it.
Hopefully Infiniti takes notice and addresses it rather quickly...
07-12-2008 | 02:05 AM
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I had this same issue happen to me TWICE.
First time was back in May, and they had to order a part which took about 2 days. But since I'm over 21, I had a loaner.
Second time was a few weeks ago, and they had the car for over a week. Again I had a loaner, but it took them about 4 days to diagnose the problem. They confirmed it was an EVAP leak, and replacing the same part from the first instance didn't resolve the issue.
If this happens again, I'm going to look into it further because the dealership simply says "Your gas cap was not screwed on tight enough". Thats BS, cuz even they weren't totally convinced they fixed the issue. I'm seeing this more and more, so keep an eye out for it.
Hopefully Infiniti takes notice and addresses it rather quickly...
First time was back in May, and they had to order a part which took about 2 days. But since I'm over 21, I had a loaner.
Second time was a few weeks ago, and they had the car for over a week. Again I had a loaner, but it took them about 4 days to diagnose the problem. They confirmed it was an EVAP leak, and replacing the same part from the first instance didn't resolve the issue.
If this happens again, I'm going to look into it further because the dealership simply says "Your gas cap was not screwed on tight enough". Thats BS, cuz even they weren't totally convinced they fixed the issue. I'm seeing this more and more, so keep an eye out for it.
Hopefully Infiniti takes notice and addresses it rather quickly...
07-12-2008 | 02:23 AM
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