The problem when a particular car has suffered phantom/cry wolf error messages that clear themselves is that when another appears you don’t know if it’s real or not.
If it doesn’t clear after sitting and resetting, then there is the possibility that it’s a genuine fault and so the dealers need to give it the proper attention.
Advice to ‘buy a different car’ is ridiculous as usual, so mine would be to press the dealer to take it more seriously if it sticks around.
If it doesn’t clear after sitting and resetting, then there is the possibility that it’s a genuine fault and so the dealers need to give it the proper attention.
Advice to ‘buy a different car’ is ridiculous as usual, so mine would be to press the dealer to take it more seriously if it sticks around.