Went to fill up this morning and had the typical situation of the pump shutting off after every couple gallons (happens at some stations and I know it's pretty common). So I did the usually trick of turning the gas pump upside down. Well, it was super windy in LA today and the wind must have moved the pump handle and some gas spilled onto my fender and down to the ground. Not a ton as I caught it quick. Cleaned it off, no damage done. However when I started the car, my ABS and TC off lights came on. I figured a sensor must have got wet with gas. I drove for a few miles hoping the air would dry it off. Pulled over, shut the car off, started it back up and the lights were gone. Drove another 20 miles, parked, then drove home. Again all clear. Anyone else experience this? I assume all is good now that whatever sensor got wet has dried off.
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I assume all is good now that whatever sensor got wet has dried off.
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