cjb

While driving home on Saturday night, my Service Engine Soon light came on. The car has 2600 miles on it, and I've done one oil change at 1700 miles. When I drove it the first time yesterday the light was still on. Now, every time I start up the car, the light doesn't come on.

Any idea why that would have gone on for a short amount of time? The car is still stock...

Could it be because I am getting close to 3k miles?

nastea

iTrader: (9)

no if you really wanna know go to a mitsu dealership, otherwise disconnect your negative battery terminal for 2 seconds, and put it back on..

sr20det91

iTrader: (59)

No, I don't believe it comes on for an oil change.

I would take the car to the dealership ASAP, or you could take it to Autozone and they will pull the code for free.

Sorry I couldn't be of more help, but if your car is bone stock and less than 3k on it thats definitly an odd situation. I would get it checked soon.

cjb

What about the fact that it's not on now? It's just very strange... I guess I should go to the dealer and see what's going on... Blah, I hate dealers!

Rollaway

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If your in the southern NY area i have a datalogger that i can plug in your car and find out why the light came on and even turn it off if you want

Guru_Del

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a CEL can be triggered from anything as small as a loose oil cap or a loose gas cap all the way to a major problem. best to have the code pulled on a OBD-II scanner. or just buy one yourself they are like 100-300 depending on what you want and the features you get.

Chris in HB

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Make sure your gas cap is on tightly... #1 reason for inexplicable CELs...

Trustz

iTrader: (18)

Just like what Guru_Del said, if you are in Orange County,CA I got a OBD II scaner and I can check it for you. let me know.





Trustz

cjb

Hey, thanks for the help guys. I'm actually in Silicon Valley... Anyone around here?

mayhem

iTrader: (9)

have you had the recall work done?

cjb

Nope. I guess this would be a good time to get it done...