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Figgy1
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I saw an online review on them and they used gross in the title, not clickbait
Figgy1
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many do in major cities
No cruise ships until the weekend. So ...
MySmallWorldof4
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So last week I got a notification on my cars dash saying the gas cap was loose. I tightened it and got the clicking noise. It went off but then came back. Anyway yesterday the check engine light came on. Pretty sure the gas cap is the reason it is on. What do you think @donaldtoo since you seem to be a car expert?
MySmallWorldof4
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Isn’t that how it is in most of Europe?
Goofyernmost
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I'm not @donaldtoo, but, I just had an incident with my brand new VW Jetta. I drove it 13 miles and my airbag light came on, then my seat belt light lite up and before it had 20 miles on it my Check engine light illuminated. It took almost a full two weeks before they could correct the problem (sending unit control board went wacky) because it never happened before no one had that board to replace it with. All that said to make you feel more comfortable that it is probably a faulty sensor, however, when the check engine light comes on the multitude of possibilities from no big deal to very big deal can occur. That should be brought in to a garage and connected to the magical scanner Diagnostic Tool. It is the plug in that tells them about everything that is good and what is acting up. Wouldn't that be a handy tool to have if it worked on humans?
MySmallWorldof4
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donaldtoo
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Thanks, but, I’m no expert (or pert for that matter
) on anything.However, there’s so much carp on the newer cars these days that will make a check engine light come on that it’s mind-boggling.
Regarding gas caps/tanks in particular...
A while back, and in a hurried state, I forgot to put the gas cap back on my car
(it rolled off the trunk deck at some point).A few weeks later (I just blew off gettin’ a new one) the CEL came on and then about a week later the car wouldn’t start. The cause...
I didn’t replace the gas cap soon enough and a “sensor” went out.
Sounds like a “nonsensor”
, but, that’s the way cars work these days...sneeze on the dash and the damn CEL comes on...!!!!! 
ETA...
In my mind anyway, it’s all nothin’ but a big-a$$ money-grab...
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If the seal isn't doing its job properly there may not be a vacuum in the system and that may be the issue .
Go.Nijntje
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Yup, crazy thing is that there are people that can afford it.
Go.Nijntje
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Thank you, it's wait and see at the moment.
Go.Nijntje
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You can either rent or buy, lots of people flat share (rent) because London is so expensive. I bought my little shoebox nearly 5 years ago to stop myself from spending on all my money on travelling.
Go.Nijntje
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I thought most Americans also buy their homes.
Certainly in most European countries people that can afford it buy their homes.
Rista1313
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We do buy homes, but not apartments.
Rista1313
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Isn't that what money is for though? Travel while you're young and can still get around!
Rista1313
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Oh those orange bird prints!!! Not so keen on the green shirt. I do like the orange one. It's being marketing on shopdisney.com as a mens shirt.. but I think it's more unisex.
Rista1313
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Well I'm definitely not even mildly rich, so that won't be happening!You would have to uber-rich to buy a home in or around London