Originally posted by: SampSon
Lots of times it just goes off eventually.
Sure.Originally posted by: Aflac
Originally posted by: SampSon
Lots of times it just goes off eventually.
unexpectedly?
Originally posted by: BoomerD
Check engine light errors are (generally) emission-related issues that the OBC has triggered on.
Take the car to Auto-Zone and they'll read the codes for free.
That does NOT always tell you exactly what's wrong however. Often, several things can cause the OBC to throw a certain code...but it's a good starting place.
And as SampSon sez...SOMETIMES they'll go off by themselves. (but not often)
BTW, the garage is over ----------------------------->
Originally posted by: episodic
1989 Dodge Truck here - mine has been on since 1996 . . . . never checked it out either. . .
:laugh: :laugh: :laugh:Originally posted by: MotionMan
OMG!!!! Did you accidentally put Premium gas in your car?!?!?
Originally posted by: WaTaGuMp
Originally posted by: episodic
1989 Dodge Truck here - mine has been on since 1996 . . . . never checked it out either. . .
I had the light on for my truck and I couldn't pass smog with it on, how does that work where you are?
Originally posted by: episodic
Originally posted by: WaTaGuMp
Originally posted by: episodic
1989 Dodge Truck here - mine has been on since 1996 . . . . never checked it out either. . .
I had the light on for my truck and I couldn't pass smog with it on, how does that work where you are?
They don't even have vehicle inspections where I'm at - thank god.
Originally posted by: RedSquirrel
My dad gets the "check tire pressure" messages all the time. Damn southern built cars, they can't cope with real weather.The cold screws up the censors.
I'd get it checked to be safe, but not always something super bad.
Originally posted by: RedSquirrel
My dad gets the "check tire pressure" messages all the time. Damn southern built cars, they can't cope with real weather.The cold screws up the censors.
