I've owned about 5x german cars and 1x Sweden, all of them used and in working or barely working condition.. mileage ranged between 92K and 276K. Im not a mechanic because 6months of schooling is not enough, im just a car enthusiasts..got my own tools,, fix them, drive them and resell it..I was able to learn these cars more than Japanese or American due to the check engine light always coming on and never owning the expensive OBD scanner to use.

Out of all the issues I had, this was also my first time experiencing this. Just still can't believe I fixed it....Glad to share this with you. Research is the key....i just don't like to take it to a European shop and keep paying, and its hard to find one too..1 out of 10 would know what's going on and the rest are clueless. Even though they got them scanner tool that costs thousands of dollars, they still couldn't figure it out.