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Changed Shifter knob now the Check engine light is on?

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YOUR RESEARCHChanged Shifter knob now the Check engine light is on?

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Replace **** right

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you just changed the **** right....

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you just changed the **** right....

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I need your advise was this a coincidence or could I have done something wrong while swaping the shifter out??. What would cause the Check engine light to go on. Is there something I could look for before it goes off to service? Thanks in advance

POST 2Original post

i would say pure coincidence. you just changed the **** right.... by the way any pics of the shift ****?

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Yes, Just the ****. I will post pictures soon.

POST 4Original post

Shifter **** sensor probably got triggered - it's a taste sensor that helps to stop Porsche owners putting skull-heads and 8-***** onto their gear shifters. There's a second sensor on the rear-view mirror that detects fuzzy dice or beads...

POST 5Original post

Excellent...and funny. No relationship of shift **** to CEL. Get the codes read and post em. If you don't have a code reader, try autozone before you do the stealer so you know what's up (unless you trust/have a good relationship with the stealer). We can help from there.

POST 6 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thanks I will check with autozone, By the way is was up in the air between the skull with red eyes and a gold plated eightball... actually went with carbon porsche shifter.

POST 7Original post

I would add some white wall tires and curb feelers! Nevermind stay with the carbon fiber.

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