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Old 21st December 2007, 09:32   #11
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Cold in South Florida doesn't really count as cold

Ok, fine, I get idle hunt even at S. FL. cold temps, and apparently so do a lot of other folks....

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OK. I reset the codes on Tuesday, Dec. 18th, and so far no SES light (I've driven about 300 miles). It's running great. I think I'm going to detail it this weekend and put her away for the winter...although I said the same thing 2 weeks ago and have driven it everyday this week! It's easy to say, hard to do.

Thanks to all for the great input. May you and your families have a happy and safe holiday.

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