I am privileged to drive a wonderful automobile and have maintained it perfectly. Recently the car stopped at a stoplight and it took several moments to restart it. It ran perfectly, with no diagnostic message of a problem, so I assumed all was well and this was just a fluke. Several days later, it happened again, and the "check engine" warning lit. It was too late to call my service advisor that evening. When I started the car the next day, the diagnostics were all clear. Whew! I didn't really have time to deal with the problem that day. My trip went well, but soon after I exited the airport parking garage my third incident occurred. Yes, it was time to seek an expert. The experts discovered that a sensor had failed and had to be replaced.
We often try to self-diagnose health, relationship or work issues. A significant dose of self diagnostics is laudable, instructive and productive. But, when we keep getting warning signs that we can't eliminate, it's time to seek an expert.
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