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Dry 07-22-2008, 10:55 AM I purchased my 06 XLR from Martins in New Jersey in April drove it back to Nova Scotia, all was well. It now sit in O'Regans service bay where it seems to have found a home the check engine light has been on for the last month the have replaced almostall of the sensors in the vehicle and are now testing fuel injectors. Not a hallp camper.:( standby 07-23-2008, 07:50 PM Bruce, have you got a dealer you can recommend to this poor soul..................This isn't fair. What a bad taste this has proabably left in his mouth. boboI purchased my 06 XLR from Martins in New Jersey in April drove it back to Nova Scotia, all was well. It now sit in O'Regans service bay where it seems to have found a home the check engine light has been on for the last month the have replaced almostall of the sensors in the vehicle and are now testing fuel injectors. Not a hallp camper.:( cadillac tech 07-23-2008, 09:36 PM Send me the last 8 of the VIN and more info on the problem. When did the light come on? How does the car run? If the check engine light stays on steady and can't be turned off with a Tech2, you may have an ECM failure. Bruce standby 07-23-2008, 11:01 PM Thanks Bruce, I hope he gets back to us. BoboSend me the last 8 of the VIN and more info on the problem. When did the light come on? How does the car run? If the check engine light stays on steady and can't be turned off with a Tech2, you may have an ECM failure. Bruce Dry 07-25-2008, 10:43 AM The vin for my xlr is 1G6YV36A565600940. I picked the car up yesterday dealer says that the injectors were dirty causing too much fuel in the system thus the check engine light. Good to go for now, off to Mahone Bay for a weekend of boating. Thanks for your input. Dry | ||