Why is my check engine light not showing?
the check engine light should come on when key is turned to on. cluster does a bulb check every time key is turned to on. if it is not coming on,then it could be a fuse or the bulb its self is burned out in the cluster. check owners manual,and or fuse box lid/cover for fuse location first.
Can they diagnose my car without check engine light?
In short, yes; it’s possible to diagnose a problem with a vehicle even if the check engine light does not illuminate. A professional mechanic would start by downloading any error codes store in your 2005 Ford Explorer’s computer.
Does Subaru have check engine light?
The “check engine” light is part of your Subaru’s so-called onboard diagnostics (OBD) system. In addition to turning on the light or lights, the computer stores a “trouble code” in its memory that identifies the source of the problem, such as a malfunctioning sensor or a misfiring engine.
How can I tell if my check engine light is working?
Start with the engine off. Turn the key to “on,” and then run so that the engine cranks. Watch the dash during this time. The Check Engine Light should flash on, and stay on for a brief period.
Is resetting check engine light illegal?
It’s called fraudulent concealment and it is illegal. Many states will allow punitive damages. This car dealership should count themselves lucky that you discovered this problem before it caused any personal injuries.
Why is the check engine light on in my Subaru?
If the check engine light in your Subaru Forester starts glaring, that means that the problem needs immediate attention and your Subaru should be brought in quickly. This blinking light usually indicates a severe engine misfire allowing unburned fuel to be dumped into the exhaust system.
Can check engine light burn out?
A check engine light will shut itself off if the condition that caused it is remedied. So, if your converter is marginal, and you did a lot of stop-and-go driving, which creates high demand for the converter, that may have turned on the check engine light.
What kind of engine light does a Subaru Outback have?
I have a engine light question re: my 2005 Subaru Outback 2.5i wagon. :confuse: After driving from MD to NC and back this past weekend (with no problems) today I was driving around and, mid-way thru errands, the yellow “Check Engine” light turned on, and the green “Cruise Control” light started to blink on and off.
What kind of engine does a 2004 Legacy wagon have?
If you are reading this message, you probably know what this is all about. You have gone through multiple ‘check engine’ light episodes, have replaced multiple oxygen sensors, and are on your third or fourth catalytic converter. I had a 2004 Legacy wagon with 80,000 mi, and my friend (still) has a 2004 Outback.
How many check engine light episodes have you had?
You have gone through multiple ‘check engine’ light episodes, have replaced multiple oxygen sensors, and are on your third or fourth catalytic converter. I had a 2004 Legacy wagon with 80,000 mi, and my friend (still) has a 2004 Outback. We both have had the same experiences, so these problems are certainly not isolated incidences.
Why does the Check Engine light read N / a?
The check engine light is lit, but the code reads “N/A?” I can clear the code, but it comes back after a few minutes. The car runs fine cold, but is a little sluggish just off-idle when warm…once you get it rolling at speed, it feels fine.