Book Board Chat

Jim, Diane may well be right....if you don't happen to screw on the gas cap tightly after fueling, that damned check engine light will light up, and it may take a couple cycles of starting, driving and stopping the car before it will go out. But now Onstar has conspired with the dealer to send you for a diagnostic which may run you a few hundred dollars. I don't care for dealerships much, though with a new car you almost have to play their game or risk the warranty being voided.