m5james,

taos is about 75 miles north of santa fe. We do have an indy that I have used for some other minor repairs. I guess I will take it in and see what is causing the SES to come on. Just before my COP ran out I took it to dealer (SES light was on at time) and they diagnosed a couple of bad hoses near the intake manifold. They also did a complete once over and replaced some other things that most dealers would have let slide. The SES light has gone on and off several times in the last two months and I have not noticed any difference in the way it runs.

Can anyone out there tell me what the MAF sensor actually does? I was under the impression it senses air flow and makes milisecond changes to the computer to control fuel/air mixtures, timing inputs, etc. What kind of signs exist if your MAF is not working properly? Anyone