we had Margaret over to check her maintenance light on her Honda. Sorry, no pics of Margaret yet ;) We hooked up the generic OBDII tester and it seemed vague. After she and Sean visited one of the local parts stores to use their tester, it confirmed my suspicions that no codes were set (the "engine" light was not on). The maintenance light is on to require the vehicle owner to visit the dealership so they can shut off the light, whilst they decide how much maintenence they can recommend, and for how much money.
We shall figure out how to shut the light off and do any needed maintenence ourselves.

During these two visits, I was also involved in a brake/axle job for my neighbor Rebecca. She had an axle seal go out which got nasty grease all over her brake shoes. Sean and Margaret picked up the required parts on their visit to the store. Here are some pics.

Also... our friend Eric came by and modified some bicycle parts for his future "Great Dane Chariot", but that may be another entry.