[XanderWiFi]

Here is the problem with the SES light: because of my overlay, I can't see it unless I am in dim lighting. And since I live in the sun city, I was only in a dimly lit area when I pulled into my garage at home-done with the daily activities.

Right now I do not know what code it is throwing. Before it was throwing a radiator code (needed to be bled off), an o2 sensor code (because the line at gotten burned on the header, and a lean code. The first two issue have been corrected though it still does surge a little bit here and there but overall, idles decently. So I believe it to be the lean code.

Now what really sucks is I work forever and don't have any days off to investigate further...so I just have to hope I am not too lean or there isn't a huge issue.