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Check engine light on with codes for mass air flow, air intake temp sensor, and trans. range sensor. We've had a hose replaced, I think, connected with air intake (not sure) 6 mos. ago. What does all this mean? The serviceman replaced a spark plug and reset check engine light to get us on the road. He said it could go out again anytime or even later like next year.... What should we do? A dealership serivce technician is going to charge us a lot, I'm sure. Should we just trade it now, while it's running? or is is worth trying to get it repaired? It has 92,000 miles.

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There could be only one sensor causing all these problems.Usually when one sensor goes bad the other ones will get a bad reading and they will read a fault code.Looks like not to many miles on it.Its worth the fix because those cars run forever.Hope this Helps you and Have a great day

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