SES Light after putting on the spare tire???
 

So I got a flat last night on my driver side tire. AAA came and put on my spare. Today, my SES light comes on. I'm not sure if it's related to the wheel or just a coincidence? I went to the tire shop a few hours ago to get two new tires and put the spare back in the trunk. However, the SES light is still on.

My mechanic is closed Sunday so I can't have the codes read until Monday morning. My question is if the tire incident could have affected the SES light? :dunno:

No.

The light went away approximately 5 hours and 3 start-ups later. I'm baffled.

If I were you I would have other problems to baffle about.

problems like what killcrap?

I think he means problems like distinguishing between obviously unrelated differences.

you are correct.

If I knew they were unrelated, I wouldn't have bothered asking....

Hey guys, it turns out to be O2 sensors. The indy says I need both front and back. I've already used the search function and went 4 pages deep but am still slightly confused as to where to purchase it. Should I purchase from bavarian? or somewhere else? It would also be terrific if you can provide the part number for both.... thanks guys!

I went to bavarian and came up with two part numbers. Can someone confirm and/or clarify? Also maybe shed your opinion on the part?

Thanks!:D

Part # : 13 802
Part # : 15 109

Also... I figure it's about time to change my spark plugs (76k miles). I'm on Bavauto again am looking at two different ones

Spark Plug - NGK BKR6EQUP Part # : 12 12 9 071 003 $ 21.95 ea.
Bosch Platinum Plus 4 Spark Plug Part # : 4417 $ 5.95 ea

Why such a difference? Reading through the threads it seems people argue that the NGK are better, but for $22 each, is that a bit excessive?

Thanks everyone!