engine maitenence required light came on dash board. Isit safe to drive to dealer

Asked by briandillon Jul 10, 2013 at 07:59 AM about the 2002 Volvo S60

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

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Yes. You must make the distinction between CEL.... Check Engine Light, sometimes a little engine symbol. If that lights up, the OBD has detected a fault and the car needs attention. If the CEL FLASHES a more serious fault has been detected. Now alltogether different is Maintenance Required light. The answer is yes it perfectly fine to drive to have service done

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Red Engine light came on dashboard of my 2007 s60 Volvo with 96,567 miles. Delear said I need a fuel pressure sensor and PCV breather box at a cost of $650 plus $1,350, respectively, for a total of $2,000 without tax. I was about to give the car away to Goodwill for a tax break...My friend has dealt with an honest Mom & Pop mechanic for over 30 years (I always wondered why she brought a car once every 20 years) and she suggested that talk to them. Anyway, I took my s60 Volvo to her mechanic and his diagnosed the fuel pressure sensor and broken PCV hoses...Total cost to fix with parts and labor was $320. No lights or messages on dashboard and Car runs great! People check around for a great honest reasonable mechanic!

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Can you tell me where is your mechanic located? My S60 2004 has same fuel sensor problem too. Thx

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