the check engine light comes on to alert you that there is a problem with an engine sensor, a system that the computer monitors, or a part/system that the computer controls. There are literally hundreds of possibilities as to what could be wrong.
The best thing to do is have the computer scanned. There are a couple of options to do this.
1. A basic code reader can be purchased for about $50. This will allow you to pull OBDII specific codes.
2. Most parts store will pull trouble codes, sometimes for free.
3. You can bring your vehicle into a shop to have them run a diagnosis. There is usually a charge for this service.
Once you know what the code or codes are post them and I'll be happy to help you further.
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