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She’s a little dusty cuz she was just skedaddling around the house

This is the second time my 2020 Honda CRV has blown up with every error/issue notification in the book spontaneously with the engine running. Battery, engine, tpms, hill start, collision, brake system, road departure, cruise control, “problems” per my dash screen. Car was running and driving fine. No noises or performance issues. First time it happened, I took it to have a code run at the auto parts store, scanner said O2 sensor was old and that was it. Didn’t fix the O2 cuz I was questioning if that really caused the codes. The battery was a bit old so I bought a new one and changed it out. All notifications went away (for 4 months)! Until today…. shortly after I parked to go inside before shutting it off, every single notification popped up again. Has anyone had this issue and found a fix? I’m worried the Honda shop will rip me off but I am not against going there. Today we ran an at-home OBD scanner and it said there was a “system too rich” code and that’s it. No prior issues with this car, no accidents, purchased from my mom 1 year ago who meticulously maintains the car.

Posted recently about play aggression between my two new cat, recently slowly introduced over the past few weeks. They are generally calm and tolerate being in the same room. There is occasional hissing if the neutered orange boy enters her (spayed black cay) close space, and they even decided to eat from the same bowl this morning without issue (there are multiple feeding dishes), however my orange boy attempts rowdy play with my black female and she pretty obviously tries to enforce her boundaries by hissing and swatting like in this video. He does back off. They usually seem somewhat unbothered after an event like this, but she sometimes hides for a few minutes until he walks out of the room. It has not devolved into a full out fight. I spend lots of time playing with both of them, this was just after a 20 minute play session and the orange guy seemed to be done/relaxed. He does this to her a few times per day. Should I separate and reintroduce? I don’t want her to be traumatized by him or have a lifelong mistrust/hatred between them. Figured an example video would be helpful, I typically manually separate if they get into it like this.