The check engine light is staying on. All the fluids have been topped up. Any ideas

Your vehicle may have an "oil level" sensor built into the oil pan. If so, and the sensor is bad, the dash will constantly tell you that the engine needs more oil even if it does not. Checking the oil with the dipstick, a minute after the engine has been turned off on level ground is always the best way to check your oil. Try scanning the vehicles computer systems to see if there are any fault codes. The warning light may also be on a timer that just needs to be reset. The "Check Oil" light should be separate from the engine oil pressure warning light. As long as the engine oil pressure light stays off, you should be ok. Checking the oil pressure with a manual gauge would be a good idea as well.

Pull up the error codes and freeze frame data to interpret the check engine light illumination.

Thats ur check engine light. check all ur fluids oil/transmission/coolant or antifreeze. If light stays on then see a mechanic, and they have a machine that pugs into ur car and tells you whats wrong

the brake fluid reservoir is on the drivers side of the engine back by the firewall. I believe the cap is yellow and should say brake fluid or DOT3 or something simular. Use only DOT3 or DOT4 brake fluid from a sealed container.

You can also consult your owners manual to find it.

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take it to a parts store and have them check it with a scanner. start there

the ser soon light is a maint thing and can be reset if all maintance has be done the other symbol could be low coolant or low washer fluid check all your fluid levels frist.

You have another code other then EVAP, have it scan to get codes.

check the transmission again .

my 92 ford clubwagon will not shift into high drive.
can some one help.

check engine lights are a constant hassle in any vehicle you buy. If you have checked the motor out and all the fluids are topped off, take it over to an Auto Zone and or Checker, and have them test other things such as your starter, alternator, battery. If these are all in good shape and no one can give you any idea, then it's most likely just in the wiring... sometimes the check engine light will throw even when nothing is wrong... if your car is running smoothly... no worries.