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6. It is illegal

Sat Oct 11, 2025, 09:55 AM

Oct 11

He admitted to it and I saw him clear the 4-cylinder misfire code.

The problem is that the car was sold for $1500 he says on the bill of sale. It was more than that.

Sure, I have a case but I'm not up for a lawsuit.

Maybe I should just keep driving the car until it no longer runs and then donate it?

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Have the mechanic check the codes again. ForgoTheConsequence Oct 11 #1

another code showed up that was for a 4-Cylinder misfire detected CountAllVotes Oct 11 #2

For a car of that age... OneBlueDotS-Carolina Oct 11 #7

the mechanic I use works on ambulances and police cars CountAllVotes Oct 11 #8

We own an ancient 1992 Japanese sports car... OneBlueDotS-Carolina Oct 11 #11

I hear you! CountAllVotes Oct 11 #12

Sensors? ProfessorGAC Oct 11 #16

bingo I think CountAllVotes Oct 11 #17

P.S. CountAllVotes Oct 11 #5

This message was self-deleted by its author Tetrachloride Oct 11 #3

I think... 2naSalit Oct 11 #4

It is illegal CountAllVotes Oct 11 #6

We had a Caddy and drove it over 100,000 miles with the check engine light on all lthe time. It never broke down. nt in2herbs Oct 11 #9

I'm tempted to keep driving the car CountAllVotes Oct 11 #10

I have a RAV4 with engine light on for probably close to a year now. Sogo Oct 11 #13

I found the problem CountAllVotes Oct 11 #14

ture CountAllVotes Oct 11 #15

picture of engine when purchased CountAllVotes Oct 11 #18