That's the right question, for sure. For $50 and an hour of shop time, it seems like it would be worthwhile to find out.
As noted, the engine actually runs fine -- if you trick it into running by clearing the codes.
Thanks for posting the related issue. I think that person got taken for a ride. The sensor is a $50 part, and getting to it is no harder than replacing the sparkplugs:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XHnQmPLXuj0
I'm going to enlist the help of a mechanic buddy and try this myself (with his...
No warranty from dealer (knew that going in). Oil levels are pristine.
Why should they have to drop the engine out of the car? I can see the sensor, and the screw that holds it in, not 3 inches from the oil dipstick. Its a little buried by the engine cover, but it's right there...
Hi all, new here and new to a 2015 i3 Rex.
Bought the car off a generic used dealer for a great price a couple weeks ago. Replaced the 12V battery with a brand new one from Remy, after trickle charging it fully. Coded the car for HSOC but resolved not to run the Rex until I could do an oil...