Hello,
Tonight my wife said a light came on her dash. I checked it an it is the
check engine light.
About a month ago dashboard light came on indicating a tailight bulb needed
to be replaced. I checked and checked but could not find a lamp out.
Now the check engine light is on but the check tail lamp light is off.
Has anyone had an experience like this? What might cause this?
The car is a 2000 RX300 with about 56,000 miles
Thanks
Stephanie Kolban - 18 Aug 2004 19:07 GMT
I have a 99 RX300, with about 69K miles. My check engine light came on
about a month ago. I called the dealership, and they said as long as the
check engine light is NOT blinking, that it was not an emergency. If the
check engine light is blinking, then to pull over, and go no further. (Mine
was not blinking.) I took my car in the next day, and they determined it
was an emmissions sensor (or something like that) that had gone awry. They
fixed the problem for a tick over $300.00.
Steph
> Hello,
> Tonight my wife said a light came on her dash. I checked it an it is the
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> The car is a 2000 RX300 with about 56,000 miles
> Thanks
Beezer - 19 Aug 2004 12:41 GMT
Nick C Topolos - 18 Aug 2004 19:56 GMT
Before I go much more in a search for a mobile GPS, are there any
problems with a Garmin or Magellan picking up satellites from a
dashboard mount? Some auto windshields have coatings that inhibit
signals. Thanks Nick
Stuck in Central Florida - 18 Aug 2004 20:14 GMT
My Garmin worked perfectly
Knut Oddvar Riisoen - 19 Aug 2004 08:03 GMT
Nick C Topolos <ntopolos@comcast.net> tastet i news:SDNUc.183558$eM2.117115
@attbi_s51:
> Before I go much more in a search for a mobile GPS, are there any
> problems with a Garmin or Magellan picking up satellites from a
> dashboard mount? Some auto windshields have coatings that inhibit
> signals. Thanks Nick
I use a HP Ipaq with TomTom Navigator GPS, it works like a champ.

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'00 RX300
Buckshop LeFunk - 19 Aug 2004 23:09 GMT
May Garmin works fine except when I am in some areas of Manhattan. Seems
that the skyscrapers and the radio antennae interfere with the reception.
> Before I go much more in a search for a mobile GPS, are there any
> problems with a Garmin or Magellan picking up satellites from a
> dashboard mount? Some auto windshields have coatings that inhibit
> signals. Thanks Nick