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.