quite possibly....the check engine light is a universal signal saying "something is wrong". Take the car to auto zone and have them use the hand held diagnostic. Once used, the diagnostic will pull up a code from the engine's computer that the auto zone employee can pull up. Once the code is looked up for that particular vehicle, itll tell you what the light came on for.
Possibly. The check engin light (aka idiot light) is a 'catchall' indicator that something is wrong in the engine compartment, especially since the tranny is hooked up to the engine.
It will usually come on. The speed sensor on my transmission died and it displayed the check engine light.
The check engine light does not generally have anything to do with the check oil light. The oil light just indicated it is time to change the oil, while the engine light indicates a problem.
There. Is no transmission light on this car. The check engine light looks like a little yellow engine.
The check engine light can come on for a variety of reasons including transmission problems. It is best to have the code checked to see why the light is on. Many auto parts stores will check the code for free.
Anything that can change the emissions of the vehicle. Engine sensors, EGR, gas cap, transmission, etc.
Yes, it can.
Every sensor on the engine and transmission can cause the light to come on.
A low battery can cause the electrical system to flash check engine lights
Transmission jumping hard is the malfunction causing check engine light to come on,most likely its the tcc solonoid causing this or a possibility of causing this.
If an engine transmission light comes on in the dashboard there can be a potential problem with the drive-train. The engine's computer should receive a diagnostic to determine if there is anything wrong with the transmission.
The flashing check engine light is meant to alert you that you may have a misfire in your engine that will cause catalytic converter damage. Replace a catalytic converter and have the engine checked as soon as possible by a certified mechanic. A transmission warning light may serve a double duty. It may inform you of transmission faults, but the transmission light also serve as a maintenance reminder to let you know it is time to check or change your transmission fluid, or to take your vehicle to the dealer for regular maintenance.