It's now an external combustion engine.
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Stage 2 check engine light. Pretty sweed mod.
Swede mod?
My typo may have unwittingly offended certain Europeans while entertaining others.
That's the fuel leaking light.
Is that the 'fuel leaking' light, or is it the fuel, leaking light?
Yes
Coke back with those smokes soon :(
Eh, don't worry about it.
You have at least 1k miles before you need to get it looked at.
Just means the heaters on
Oh, thank God, then my drag race with my friend can still start as planned
Engine-rich combustion.
That's the Chuck Engine light.
Dude you're wasting the fire. Shut that hood right now
thats the power indicator for the external combustion engine
Don't worry, that's pretty normal for a British car. The fire will stop after 1 or 2 hours.
Ah yes, the fire light.
It usually means it is time to replace your power steering hoses, since they've cracked open and are spraying flammable fluid directly onto the engine block.
That's just the cigarette lighter. All cars used to have them. Kids these days...